This topical exploration into the minds and memories of three elderly care home residents is brilliantly done, insightful and deliciously funny.
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The Butterfly Lovers, Blue Elephant Theatre – Review
A charming, wholesome tale that needs just a bit more polishing.
Read More »Kingston 14, Theatre Royal Stratford East – Review
Not spectacular but funny and with enough surprising turns to keep you entertained.
Read More »Momo, Greenwich Theatre – Review
This existential musical does not live up to its potential.
Read More »How To Avoid Making An Entrance Of Yourself, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
A challenging and interesting idea courageously performed, if not to everyone’s taste.
Read More »Almost Near, Finborough Theatre – Review
A play that’s interesting in parts, but would benefit from fleshing out some of the characters.
Read More »A Cure for Ageing, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
A thoughtful and boundary pushing contemplation on ageing, however this piece focuses very heavily on the heavier side of the story.
Read More »Honk!, The Intimate Theatre – Review
A great family musical, much like a summer pantomime. It’s music and lyrics are done justice by the Finchley and Friern Barnet Operatic Society however there is room for improvement for this gang.
Read More »The Red Balloon, The Space – Review
Stringed puppets and fine music tell a wondrous story of a small boy’s friendship with a magical balloon. Adults and children alike will enjoy this piece for its simple beauty and playful innocence.
Read More »We Are Proud to Present…, Bush Theatre – Review
A thought-provoking piece that, despite its flaws, is worth your time.
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