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: Drama Girls, Union Theatre
A nuanced and intriguing take on the life of three drama school students.
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Review: Rosie’s Brain, The Hope Theatre
A joyous, heartwarming journey through a young woman’s coming of age and navigation of life with a neurodivergent brain.
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Review: Vanya is Alive, Omnibus Theatre
A world of propaganda, politics and social pressure to conform, shown through the lens of grief.
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Review: KS6: Small Forward, Barbican Pit
A refreshing angle on politics, totalitarianism, defiance, and exile from a company committed to the fight for freedom.
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Review: Pig Heart Boy, Unicorn Theatre
An hilariously funny, intelligent and thought-provoking show that will have kids’ hearts and brains racing.
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Interview: Lost and Found – Unraveling Memory in a Theatrical Fluff
James Piercy and Tayla Kenyon, the creative duo from Teepee Productions talk to us about Fluff, ahead of a UK Tour.
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Review: Holiday, Drayton Arms Theatre
A convoluted tale of noughties sisterhood that brims with playfulness and bubbles with potential.
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Review: Professional, Old Red Lion Theatre
A solo performance all about the joys and struggles of working life.
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Review: Ghost The Musical, New Wimbledon Theatre
Captures the struggle of love, loss and grief as characters journey to mend a broken heart.
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Review: Thanks For Having Me, King’s Head Theatre
A balanced and thoughtful exploration on approaches to love, with a lot of good humour along the way.