Reviews
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Review: Outside Voice, Soho Poly
Deliberately challenging the concept of one truth resulting from individual human emotion and experience, this play invites the audience to reflect on diverse perspectives and consider what that means for compassionate dialogue.
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Review: Ivories, Old Red Lion Theatre
A captivating and atmospheric thriller full of drama and terrors from both human and otherworldly origins.
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Review: Over and Over (and over again), Sadler’s Wells East
An endearing celebration of rave culture that focuses on unity as a form of resistance and liberation.
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Review: Tatterdemalion, Jackson’s Lane
A selection of sketches with no real narrative, this is clowning as you'll almost certainly have seen before.
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Review: Rocky Horror Show, New Wimbledon Theatre
Join Jason Donovan for a great night out and time warp your cares away.
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Review: Places I Never Think About, Omnibus Theatre
Tales from Eastern Europe spun together through music, song, dance and puppets.
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Review: The Last Laugh, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
Spot-on performances in a clever, beautifully observed and perfectly constructed play. A brilliant mix of poignancy and laugh out loud humour.
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Review: Shout! The Mod Musical, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
A joyous, brilliantly sung juke-box of all your sixties favourites celebrating the sounds, colours, beats, hairstyles and the ENERGY of the time.
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Review: The Boy with Wings, Polka Theatre
Some fun features and a talented cast in a fledging production that’s not quite in full flight.
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Review: Spoons, Hen and Chickens Theatre
A well-written and engaging exploration of overcoming the challenges brought by a life-changing illness.