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: Ruthless, Arches Lane Theatre
A combination of Great Expectations and Faust, leaving one wondering if Ruth Madoff is to blame for her husband’s actions
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Review: Urinetown, The University of Sheffield Drama Studio
A very different musical comedy, blending dystopia, satire, parody and a fabulous score to create a highly enjoyable night at the theatre.
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Review: Letters from Max, Hampstead Theatre
Simple in form but vast in feeling, Letters from Max is a work of raw honesty, where words, cello, and silence tell a story of life at its most fragile and beautiful.
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Review: In Praise of Love, Orange Tree Theatre
Rattigan’s late-career masterpiece about secrets and survival enjoys a faultless revival. It's another hit for, surely, one of London's finest fringe theatres.
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Review: The Watch, The Glitch
Witty layered and wonderfully weird
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Review: Elephant, Menier Chocolate Factory
Anoushka Lucas’ one of a kind gig-musical theatre piece is an evocative response to systemic racism and the lasting effects of colonialism.
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Review: Muerta de Amor, Sadler’s Wells
Impassioned artistry from a masterclass of progressive flamenco.
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Review: Transport Explorers: A Live Show, London Transport Museum
This interactive family theatre show inspired by the Covent Garden’s Transport Museum’s extensive collection is decidedly hit and miss
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Review: Home, Grand Junction
A witty and heartfelt three-hander exploring loss, masculinity and the redemptive power of the imagination set in a 99-floor London tower block.
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Review: Bog Body, Arches Lane Theatre
Macabre, poetic one-woman show explores grief, obsession, and love through an unlikely romance.