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: A Squash and a Squeeze, Little Angel Theatre
A slick and silly slapstick story that fills an empty house with laughter.
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Review: Florence, The Other Palace
A superb tragicomedy that interrogates the art world and shows the lengths to which people will go to achieve their dreams.
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Review: After Agincourt, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A fascinating retelling of the famous battle from Shakespeare’s Henry V from the perspective of a minor character.
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Review: Dear Evan Hansen, New Wimbledon Theatre
Incredible vocals and slick sets combine for an impressive show that unfortunately struggles to engage at times, with dated references and a convoluted plot.
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Review: The Women of Llanrumney, Stratford East
Azuka Oforka's award-winning debut powerfully portrays the differing lives of women amidst slavery and decaying wealth.
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Review: Providers, Brixton House
An authentic, electrifyingly powerful play for young people that confronts the harsh realities of navigating life when money and support are lacking.
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Review: Paratroopers, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A hilarious and clever comedy that examines the landscape of the Labour Party and British politics
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Review: Murder, She Didn’t Write, Duchess Theatre
An evening of improvised hilarity, presenting a completely different show each night.
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Review: Seven Drunken Nights: The Story of the Dubliners, Dominion Theatre
This celebration of folk band The Dubliners features enjoyable live performances of their music, but fails to go beneath the surface of one of Ireland’s most iconic acts.
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Review: Men’s Business, Finborough Theatre
Delivers out an uncompromising artistic vision of a dysfunctional relationship, with no respite for the audience.