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: Shaboom!, Soho Theatre
A clowning show which avoids the obvious tropes, this is sometimes sublime but sometimes slightly over-indulgent.
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Review: Steel, Park Theatre
Think of being 17 again, and then think of being 17 and finding out you could inherit a million pounds. Would this life-changing amount of money give you the power to be who you always wanted?
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Review: Attempts on her Life, Hen and Chickens Theatre
A fascinating and ambitious take on Martin Crimp’s 1997 play, that at times thrills but risks overloading the senses.
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Review: See Primark and Die, Finborough Theatre
A passionate, unpredictable, but slightly patchy take on “no-buy” culture.
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Review: King of Pangea, Kings Head Theatre
An engaging exploration of the comforts and wisdoms which can be sought from childhood experiences, full of life lessons, wonder and catchy songs.
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Review: Green, Old Red Lion Theatre
Go see and what Jude does in “Green” at The Old Red Lion and have a fantastic evening of theatre AND brilliant live music!
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Review: Romeo and Juliet, WIlton’s Music Hall
A modern retelling of the classic Shakespeare tragedy blending traditional verse with physical theatre and clowning. Fresh and inventive, if lacking in emotional heft.
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Review: Storehouse, Deptford Storehouse
An astonishing, vast, intricate set that contains the action for an incoherent, platitudinous play
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Review: There is a Light and a Whistle for Attracting Attention, Jack Studio Theatre
An athletic romp through the emotional pain of dying love.
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Review: North By Northwest, Alexandra Palace Theatre
Despite its theatrical inventiveness and a skilled, committed cast, this classic thriller adaptation falls short at a vital hurdle: generating real thrills.