Reviews
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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.
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Review: It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad Madge, The Glitch
An experimental but sandy mess that proves using a loop pedal is harder than it looks.
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Review: Jasmin Vardimon Company NOW, Sadler’s Wells
An eloquent, entertaining and arresting work that captivates from start to finish.
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Review: White Rose: The Musical, Marylebone Theatre
Unfamiliar World War II story gets the musical treatment.
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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.