Reviews
Reviewing is at the heart of what we do. Here you’ll find all the reviews that our wonderful team have written. If you want to find something more specific, why not pick a genre of show instead from the menu.
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Review: De Profundis, Coronet Theatre
The pain of Oscar Wilde's extraordinary prison letter made palpable in a transfixing solo performance that beautifully blends intellectual and corporeal understanding.
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Review: Her and the Voice in Her Head, Theatre Peckham
Lorraine Adeyefa’s one woman show hits the jackpot and kicks off the Young, Gifted and Black season with an impressive bang.
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Review: Hay Fever, Wyndham’s Theatre
A perfectly pleasant, intermittently funny comedy of manners, but not contagious.
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Review: The “How Are You?” Game, Etcetera Theatre
A clever solo show that combines laugh-out-loud comedy and tender moments for a refreshing take on mental health.
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Review: Pastoral, Barbican Theatre
Combines hints of the sounds, movement and images of the natural world to create evocative scenes.
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Review: Flock, Jack Studio Theatre
A crafted, deceptively complex study of young people’s experience of the care system – intelligent, emotionally articulate, and ultimately devastatingly tragic.
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Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, @sohoplace
West End’s newest theatre packs a punch with its latest production. With a star studded cast, it has big expectations to live up to and that it certainly does.
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Review: The Musical Medea, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Some great foot-tapping music and singing, but shame about the words!
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Review: Noises Off, The Questors Theatre
Probably the wrong play for a modern theatre audience, the show has moments of real brilliance but struggles to make the best of a flat script.
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Review: Flamenc Oh!!, Peacock Theatre
A flamenco romp featuring superb dancers, a terrific guitarist, a wonderful singer, and enough audience participation to test your patience.