Reviews
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Review: Girls Who War, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A darkly comic flat-share drama where three women face conscription, argue over love and rent, while a 1940s songstress hauntingly narrates: think wartime absurdity meets millennial chaos with killer vocals and sharp satire.
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Review: Supersonic Man, Southwark Playhouse
A compassionate musical take on a real-life tragedy
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Review: What Fresh Hell is It?, The Libra
A witty, compassionate and sensitive insight into the complex world of Dorothy Parker - an author, lyricist, poet, and activist who achieved many accolades, and a founding member of the Algonquin Round Table writers’ group – a woman of substance.
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Review: Speed, Bush Theatre
Despite a lot of wit and a strong cast, Speed runs off the road.
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Review: Schrödinger’s Lesbians, The Glitch
An utterly charming rom-com set in Ancient Greece, proving that some love stories are universal.
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Review: A Brief Case of Crazy, Riverside Studios
You won’t want to skedaddle from this kinetic comedy - A Brief Case of Crazy is an impeccably timed rom-com delight. Skedaddle Theatre expand on their Edinburgh Fringe hit for an hour of unbridled joy fit for all the family.
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Review: Holly Blakey: A Wound with Teeth & Phantom, Southbank Centre
Holly Blakey is hot hot hot. This double bill gives an excerpt of an upcoming full-length show and a flash of a past one, aiming to demonstrate range.
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Review: Playfight, Soho Theatre
A powerful, heart-wrenching coming-of-age story, driven by standout performances and bold, unapologetic writing.
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Review: Shanghai Dolls, Kiln Theatre
A flashy presentation of the untold true story of two of the most influential women in Chinese history.
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Review: Home Song, Talawa Studios, Fairfield Halls
A relaxed sensory session that will leave you and your baby chilled and cheery.