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: The Washing Line, Chickenshed
Possibly the most powerful piece of political theatre you will see this year.
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Review: Cry-Baby The Musical, Arcola Theatre
Satirical and silly, this musical embraces its own ridiculousness, delivering a hilarious and fun-filled evening.
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Review: The Even Stranger Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Old Red Lion Theatre
A well-crafted new take on a familiar story, entertainingly delivered by a practised double-act, at breakneck speed.
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Review: Bungalow, Theatre503
A bold piece of new writing, based in an Anglo-Indian home, that deals with perhaps too many toxic and taboo subjects
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Review: Bad Clowns and Good Friends, Fusebox
A fun evening of cabaret, with enough variety in its performers that there’s going to be something for everyone to enjoy. All served up in a surprising underground venue.
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Review: Age of Content, Sadler’s Wells East
A shocking depiction of our online lives that will give you plenty to reflect on, and a lot to enjoy.
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Review: Women Beware Women, Golden Goose Theatre
A real delight: laugh, love, and cry at this excellent and timely adaptation of Thomas Middleton’s tragedy.
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Review: Macbeth, Shakespeare’s Globe
An abridged version of the very well-known play, aimed at teenage students but enjoyable for all.
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Review: The Glass Menagerie, The Yard Theatre
The Yard’s final show is a beautifully directed, dazzling take on Tennessee Williams' famous memory play.
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Review: Weather Girl, Soho Theatre
An electrifying performance from Julia McDermott, in the face of climate catastrophe