The play poses an interesting central question, but everything about it is undercooked
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As You Might Like it, Rosemary Branch Theatre – Review
A cross between a stand-up routine and a Shakespeare revival, this show is original, funny and clever. The performers are definitely ones to watch.
Read More »The Lowland Clearances, Camden People’s Theatre – Review
There were some fun creative activities, but this suffered from slow pace, lack of thematic development and an unfortunate venue.
Read More »Clickbait, Theatre 503 – Review
Due to the challenging subject matter, it’s not for everyone but Clickbait is a great, thought-provoking play, exploring social attitudes to sex and woman.
Read More »Variety of Kings, The Star of Kings – Review
A brilliant and varied night of entertainment featuring some excellent stand-up comedy and laughter-inducing sketches.
Read More »The Lighthouse, The Space – Review
A magical performance and story about a well-known saint that speaks to us all. With the January blues hitting hard, this delicate piece of theatre is one not to be missed.
Read More »Give Me Your Love, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
An enjoyable, if not particularly memorable, hour of original, thought-provoking theatre that ruminates sensitively on a serious topic.
Read More »Botallack O’Clock, Old Red Lion – Review
Twisted and funny: a loving tribute to an English eccentric.
Read More »Helen Duff: Smasher, Camden Comedy Room – Review
One of the silliest, funniest evenings you can spend contemplating the niceties of orgasm.
Read More »This is Private Property, Camden People’s Theatre – Review
Must see. As a Londoner, whether you are an aspiring real estate developer or you sub-let a room from an unreachable landlord based overseas, This is Private Property will make you think hard about the capital's housing market.
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