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.
-
Review: Jack and His Giant Stalk, Brick Lane Music Hall
A very funny, superbly written and performed, out of season panto at a surprising venue that’s not where you’d expect it to be – and a three course meal too!
-
Review: American Psycho, Almeida Theatre
This sleek revival is undeniably chic, but its satire lacks bite and its score struggles to amaze.
-
Review: The League of Improv, Phoenix Arts Centre
With a top-tier guest comedian, an unusually funny audience and an ideal venue, the stars align for this talented improv team’s latest instalment.
-
Review: Call Yourself An Irishman?, Jack Studio Theatre
A charming and stirring show about modern Irish identity
-
Review: The Highgate Vampire, The Cockpit
As absurd and amusing as this story is, what’s equally as crazy is that it is based on true events... well, sort of.
-
Review: The Tempest, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Full of dangerous gambits and forays into farce, Tim Crouch's The Tempest is a daring exercise in meta-theatrical theory.
-
Review: Mates, Hen and Chickens Theatre
An intelligent exploration of the art of making theatre, highlighting a full range of genres. Presented alongside effective character drama and good entertainment along the way.
-
Review: Francisco de Nata, Soho Theatre
Francisco de Nata is a reminder of how powerful softness can be. It asks very little of its audience yet gives back so much.
-
Review: Fish Bowl, Peacock Theatre
One paper-thin wall between loneliness and connection. Fish Bowl turns everyday city life into sublime, silent chaos.
-
Review: Cable Street,Marylebone Theatre
A heartfelt and detailed portrayal of a vital part of London’s history, with an exciting score, compelling songs and excellent performances.