Reviews
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Review: SNAP: A New Musical, King’s Head Theatre
A stylish new musical which has intriguing themes, but is limited by underdeveloped characters and a muddled narrative.
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Review: Einkvan, Coronet Theatre
A highly experimental piece of theatre, shot live through cameras, that considers estrangement and longing, urging its audience to fill in the blanks.
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Review: Saria Callas, Camden People’s Theatre
A fascinating tale of growing up in Iran doesn't quite fit with a second narrative concerning being a single parent.
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Review: FRAT, Old Red Lion Theatre
A talented ensemble enact fraternity power games and brotherhood rituals
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Review: Joseph and the Stag, Hen and Chickens Theatre
A comically dark piece that is skillfully performed but might leave you a little lost amongst its more abstract moments.
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Review: Jungle, The Place
Stylish and accomplished, this show functions from moment to moment but struggles to build to a deeper meaning.
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Review: The Behaviours of Posie Marshall, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
A funny, moving and powerful look at a life that's out of control, in a strong one-woman performance
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Review: Rambert x (LA)HORDE: Bring Your Own, Southbank Centre
The charismatic combination of Rambert and (LA) HORDE is exemplified in this breathtaking trio of pieces presented at Queen Elizabeth Hall.
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Review: Goner, Battersea Arts Centre
An experimental piece of psychological horror that uses dance to ask difficult questions and urges audiences to look introspectively.
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Review: Kabel, Sadler’s Wells East
There’s promise here, but it’s buried under the weight of its own ambition.