Reviews
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Review: The Habits, Hampstead Theatre
An excellent script paired with careful, caring performances give this RPG-themed production a winning score
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Review: Drum TAO – The Dream, Peacock Theatre
Drum TAO delivers an electrifying, visually striking, and masterfully executed performance that captivates audiences from start to finish. With their first-ever London stage appearance, this world-renowned Japanese drumming ensemble fuses tradition with contemporary flair, creating an artistically profound and entertaining…
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Review: Farewell Mister Haffmann, Park Theatre
A masterfully staged and tension-filled black comedy with chilling relevance today.
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Review: Punk Off! The Sounds of Punk and New Wave, Dominion Theatre
A nostalgic celebration of Punk and New Wave ‘greatest hits’ with some added narration and dance numbers. Exciting, energetic and fun.
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Review: Annie, The Montgomery – Sheffield
A thoroughly enjoyable production of this classic musical with fabulous performances from Annie and her fellow orphans.
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Review: Inside Odds On, Interactive Film and Exhibition at The O2 Centre NW3
A powerful yet entertaining interactive free film and exhibition, demonstrating how online gambling dangers can frighteningly shift from screen to real life.
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Review: Dear Martin, Arcola Theatre
Lightweight comedy about a psychopath intervening in a marriage on the rocks
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Review: Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, Bristol Hippodrome
Not just one of the greatest pieces of dance, but one of the greatest pieces of theatre; inventive, emotive, charming and powerful.
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Review: The Big Bite Size Show, Pleasance Theatre
A miscellany of highly entertaining mini dramas served up in a cabaret like environment, with minimal staging and a deft cast. Funny, clever, and at times poignant.
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Review: Down The Road, Playhouse East
A gripping and timely revival exploring society’s dark obsession with serial killers.