A really interesting and sweet story of a woman travelling through time, breaking hearts and taking names that will have you rooting for her to come out on top.
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King Chaos, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
Generally entertaining if not a bit ridiculous. A niche comedy that relies, perhaps too heavily, on inside jokes at times.
Read More »Secret Theatre Show, London City Island – Review
An interesting concept, but not executed well enough.
Read More »Islands, Pleasance Theatre – Review
A funny and engaging dark comedy, which ultimate message lacks depth
Read More »Pull Your Socks Up, Britain!, Canal Café Theatre – Review
A fun and light-hearted comedy show which pokes fun at the old-fashioned view that everything can be fixed with a bit of British common sense.
Read More »Tommy, Greenwich Theatre – Review
A solid, budget production of this musical critique on modern society and the vacuousness in which we all operate.
Read More »Groom for Improvement, Camden Comedy Club – Review
Spot on observational humour that will make anyone laugh-out-loud, despite their marital status.
Read More »Pinocchio, St Paul’s Church – Review
A beautiful promenade performance of the old classic that combines puppetry, music, theatre and storytelling with a flourish that will enchant both children and adults.
Read More »Grand Hotel, Southwark Playhouse – Review
A rare treat to enjoy such a high quality performance in an intimate venue.
Read More »Operation Crucible, Finborough Theatre – Review
A solid and interesting production from a new writer, but not the Finborough’s most outstanding work.
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