Reviews
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Review: Spend The Night, Riverside Studios
A messy mix of comedy, tragedy, songs, storytelling, and old-school showbiz that covers familiar millennial angst.
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Review: Medusa, Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Delicate, touching, and tender, this Medusa is a rare and empathetic exploration of the girl before the monster.
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Review: The White Chip, Southwark Playhouse
A dark and funny true story about addiction and the long road to recovery with an immense central performance.
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Review: Reality Bites, Arches Lane Theatre
Despite this collection of monologues having a lot of interesting things to say, their unfocused nature means it's a slightly unsatisfying play overall.
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Review: in defence of adventurous mothers, The Glitch
A warmly human and engaging story packed with potential, but which has a hill to climb in its basement space.
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Review: MisSfits, Etcetera Theatre
Charming classroom-set solo show exploring queer identity with wit, warmth, and heart
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Review: The Unkillable Mike Malloy, Bridge House Theatre
Based on an incredible true story of an indestructible Bronx Irishman, this noir tale needs more oomph. Pump up the volume and the hysteria, and then it will be ‘Ra Ra Rasputin’ Mike Molloy
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Review: Anything Goes, The Montgomery, Sheffield
Strong principal characters, wonderful costumes and vibrant performances of Cole Porter's classic score.
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Review: They Weave with String that Suffocates, University of East London
Stories of women from Ancient Greek literature are weaved together to create a feminist account of their lives that feels powerful and urgent.
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Review: 35MM: A Musical Exhibition, Pheonix Arts Club
A promising theatrical song cycle inspired by unusual photographs.