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: Mr Swallow: Show Pony, Richmond Theatre
An extremely intelligent, well-structured and charismatic performance by the show pony (for the second half, anyway)
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Review: Shrek the Musical, Acorn Theatre – Worksop
A joyful romp of a production with real heart and a strong feel of community.
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Review: Alright, Alright, Alright, Bridge House Theatre
At a loose end and need cheering up? Then go down memory lane with Matthew McConaughey - who else? - as he gets involved with a nerd in a video store in south London and helps him find his true…
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Review: The Sociable Plover, Old Red Lion Theatre
This revival of Tim Whitnall’s 2005 play proves that you don’t always need something brand new to keep an audience on its toes.
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Review: Constellations, Jack Studio Theatre
Jack Studio Theatre presents a beautifully intimate and moving revival of Nick Payne’s modern classic.
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Review: A Small Enclosed Room with Alfie Murphy, Soho Theatre
Inventive, moving and unexpectedly hilarious — a powerful exploration of identity, masking, and fantasy.
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Review: The Paper Dolls, Little Angel Theatre
A charming, imaginative puppet show celebrating memory, creativity, and family, with beautiful design, engaging music, and heartfelt emotional moments throughout.
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Review: Jaha Koo: Haribo Kimchi, South Bank Centre
A fascinating, unconventional show about the sensory footprints we create and the effect they have on ourselves and others
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Review: Water Party, The Union Theatre
Bespoke’s very first London show gets a complete overhaul for 2025, delivering a much fuller and more satisfying experience, in this thriller that does feel not a million miles from possible!
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Review: 1536, Almeida Theatre
Through brilliant performance and writing, 1536 brings its characters to life with heartbreaking intensity while delivering a message about male rage that is as relevant now as in 1536.