While rather short, the musical’s talented cast and strong score make it the perfect evening entertainment material for nostalgia-seeking theatre goers.
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Sommer 14: A Dance of Death, Finborough Theatre – Review
Another top-quality production from one of the best off-West End venues.
Read More »Luke Stephen – Peace, Love and Not Understanding, Hen and Chickens – Review
A show that had ninety-nine percent of the audience laughing almost constantly. Close to the bone humour for a young crowd.
Read More »San Domino, Arcola Theatre – Review
A strong cast delivers an inventive, engaging and truly interesting show.
Read More »Instructionally Invited, The Space – Review
This immersive theatre production is an hour of silly fun.
Read More »Porgy and Bess, Regents Park Open Air Theatre – Review
This production did more than justice to the classic tale of love and betrayal. Powerful and unsentimental with many memorable performances.
Read More »The Five Stages of Waiting, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
This short comedy-drama of a family coping in crisis is funny but not as deep as it intends.
Read More »Consequences, Hen and Chickens Theatre – Review
A neat, well-put-together production that deals with tough subject matters, without being overly draining. Insightful and enjoyable.
Read More »Alice Through the Looking Glass, St Paul’s Church – Review
A magical, mystical play where the audience is literally transported through the looking glass and into Wonderland along with the fantastically talented cast. A great theatre experience for kids and grown-ups alike.
Read More »The Monotonous Drum, Etcetera Theatre – Review
A short provocative piece of work about feminism and equality from a new writer trying to find her way and her voice.
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