Reviews
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Review: Noughts and Crosses, Lyceum Theatre
A well acted and fast paced adaptation which keeps the audience's interest but with a busy narrative that sometimes lacks depth.
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Review: Imitations, Hen and Chickens Theatre
A captivating and thought-provoking examination of how friends can help each other by talking through their issues, told through humour and heart.
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Review: PalesTEENian, Theatre Peckham
The unique perspective of a talented entertainer, presented through a coming-of-age story
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Review: Convo, Theatre Peckham
A new play that examines the challenges of a successful single mother estranged from her son. He hijacks her public appearance and demands the truthful conversation they never had.
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Review: Quartet in Autumn, Arcola Theatre
A 70s sitcom with an absence of cheer.
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Review: Equus, Menier Chocolate Factory
Stephens and Valentine excel in this powerful and intimate revival.
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Review: Debt Meat, Drayton Arms Theatre
Human flesh is currency in this disturbing dystopian drama that is a political allegory with echoes of Brazil and 1984
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Review: Churchill’s Urinal, King’s Head Theatre
A culture-war checklist masquerading as political satire.
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Review: Nonsense and Sensibility, Etcetera Theatre
Two actors fall out and then must stage Jane Austen’s classic novel entirely on their own, in a hilarious, slapstick adaptation.
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Review: The Infinite Colours on the Drinks Aisle, Theatre Peckham
Timely and tense, Infinite Colours transforms today’s headlines into gripping theatre