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: Her Country, Hope Theatre
A sombre subject is thoughtfully addressed through engaging characters and visual interest.
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Review: Make Me Look Fit on the Poster, Soho Theatre
A hilarious stand-up comedy show that interrogates body image with self-deprecating honesty and wit.
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Review: The Gift, Park Theatre
The apparently comic consequences of a poo in a cake box.
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Review: Five Lines, Barbican Centre
A technically superbly executed production that has space and times for a little more human drama.
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Review: 1984, Omnibus Theatre
A performance that revitalises this classic story, making it feel both contemporary and all too possible.
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Review: & Juliet, New Wimbledon Theatre
A deliciously cheesy feast for the senses that chucks the greatest pop songs of the last 30 years at the greatest love story ever told.
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Review: The Double Act, Arcola Theatre
A fast-paced satirical farce with a message for comedians old and new.
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Review: Not a Word, Barbican Centre
A wordless reflection that through mud and music screams of subjugated humanity, the true wealth that extreme poverty discloses, and the anguish of exile
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Review: Brown Girl Noise, The Glitch
An energetic and moving account of four brown girls growing up in London. Infused with laughter, sadness, voice and dance, this play celebrates the community it represents and is in turn embraced back.
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Review: Dewey Dell: The Rite of Spring, Southbank Centre
A refreshing take on The Rite of Spring that is fascinatingly bizarre.