This is an entertaining and sensitive look at the millennial generation, but it is somehow less than the sum of its parts.
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Shiver, Watford Palace – Review
Themes of love, death, loss, grief and the place of religious faith in the lives of this bereaved family are beautifully explored in this well-crafted play.
Read More »Sun, St Leonard’s Church – Review
This is a well put together production from the writing to the direction to the performances, that has positioned itself to appeal to a very specific taste in theatre and art.
Read More »Running on Empty, Soho Theatre – Review
A mesmerising and powerful play about a woman’s devastating loss expressed through dance and music.
Read More »A Midsummer Night’s Dream – The Nightmare, Brockley Jack Theatre – Review
An interesting take on Shakespeare transported to the First World War—it’s both ethereal and haunting.
Read More »Ham, The Space – Review
The actor in this one-man show was very good, but nothing really happened beyond the beginning of the play and I never understood why the character was bringing us on this adventure with him.
Read More »Matryoshka’s Journey, Baron’s Court Theatre – Review
A worthy piece of experimental theatre, inventively directed and amusing overall, but slightly let down by some difficult changeovers and occasional rushed acting.
Read More »The Domino Heart, Finborough Theatre – Review
Simple, honest storytelling with intelligence and plenty of (no pun intended) heart.
Read More »The Cement Garden, VAULT Festival, Waterloo Tunnels – Review
Super cool venue and a quality production, I just hope you’re (somehow) sitting comfortably!
Read More »Spark, VAULT Festival, Waterloo Tunnels – Review
Some good new writing, but it wasn’t entirely clear why the piece has been revived into the modern day.
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