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: The Immortalitea Party, The Others
A riot of puns, puppets, and playful absurdity, this wonderfully chaotic celebration of death, art, and terrible jokes is unpredictable, and irresistibly fun, capturing everything that makes fringe theatre so alive.
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Review: Magic Alan, Golden Goose Theatre
The play’s funniest moments come from how bizarre the plot becomes
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Review: evim [my home], Half Moon Theatre
A joyfully collaborative dance experience for the very young, full of spectacle, starlight, creativity and caring.
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Review: The Choir of Man, Arts Theatre
John McGrath called for a theatre that gave people “a good night out”. The Choir of Man delivers just that — with added harmonies and a very decent pint.
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Review: Willy Witches, Bread and Roses Theatre
A witty, outrageous comedy that uncovers the lost history of the English Witch Trials. It guarantees a good laugh and plenty of penis jokes.
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Review: Exquisite Noise, The Place
Exquisite Noise is an exploration of rebellion and sound, the question is: does the noise make sense?
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Review: Dweeb-a-Mania, Polka Theatre
This is the funniest, the finest fighting fiction you will see in the ring, with talent bursting from its sequinned seams!
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Review: Silent Approach, Etcetera Theatre
An honest sharing of a unique perspective on the state of the mental health care system, that has all the elements for heartfelt story telling but doesn’t always match its potential.
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Review: Change Tempo, The Barbican
A mismatched double-bill of dance demonstrating great talent but with mixed results.
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Review: Anansi The Spider, Unicorn Theatre
A strong cast, lovely design and some African heat keep this Anansi revival from growing cold.