Reviews
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Review: Sea Wall, Old Red Lion Theatre
Revived with piercing simplicity, Sea Wall is a heart-stopping meditation on love, loss, and the tides that drag us under.
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Review: Blood Brothers, New Wimbledon Theatre
This timeless piece feels more relevant to modern audiences than ever before.
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Review: Pig Heart Boy, Crucible Theatre Sheffield
A engaging and absorbing adaptation which holds the audience's attention throughout. It has plenty of humour and thought provoking subject matter.
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Review: One Day When We Were Young, Park Theatre
A heart-breaking saga that brings a lifetime of love, loss and chance to the stage in just 85 minutes.
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Review: Sandscape, Polka Theatre
A curiously captivating exploration of play with sand that concludes with a joyful session of play, discovery, music and friendship.
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Review: Son of a Bitch, Southwark Playhouse
A raw and unfiltered exploration of motherhood.
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Review: Birdsong, Alexandra Palace Theatre
A strong ensemble performance and arresting use of sound design make for a moving, immersive take on Sebastian Faulks’ classic text
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Review: Mary Poppins – The Musical, Theatre Royal Plymouth
A technically strong and impressive show, marred by the lack of an emotional core which makes for a brash product with little light and shade.
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Review: What a Gay Day!, Bridge House Theatre
A joyous romp celebrating Larry Grayson’s life, Oh What A Gay Day! offers a glimpse into prime time 1970s TV alongside a heart-warming and illuminating insight into the life of the performer himself.
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Review: Mr Jones – An Aberfan Story, Union Theatre
Both intimate and breathtaking in its scope, this daring exploration of loss will leave you breathless.