This is world class improv, elevated to an extraordinary level.
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Review: The Caucasian Chalk Circle, Rose Theatre Kingston
A tuneful update of Brecht’s 1944 classic.
Read More »Review: Iphigenia in Splott, Lyric Theatre (Hammersmith)
A startingly powerful performance that will leave you breathless.
Read More »Review: Jews. In Their Own Words, Royal Court Theatre
Verbatim accounts of prejudicial behaviour battle against a range of racist slurs and stereotype.
Read More »Review: Death and the Maiden, The Questors Theatre
An interesting and worthwhile evening out.
Read More »Review: Estate Voices, Victoria and Albert Museum
An inspiring, invigorating and immersive experience
Read More »Review: An Inspector Calls, New Wimbledon Theatre
It feels as important today as it ever has.
Read More »Review: Le Gateau Chocolat and Jonny Woo: Now That’s What We Call Musicals!, Woolwich Works
There’s singing, dancing, sequined jumpsuits and moments of comedy brilliance.
Read More »Review: Attenborough and his Animals, Wilton’s Music Hall
A brilliant, flawless piece of physical theatre and fabulous family comedy.
Read More »Review: Patience, Wilton’s Music Hall
A bit of a weak production upheld by a fantastic cast.
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