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: The Undying, Old Red Lion Theatre
A fascinating examination of how mindsets can evolve as we age, both forwards and backwards, and whether we should hold onto the past to move forward in ourselves.
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Review: TESTO, Battersea Arts Centre
A dynamic multi-sensory event that excites and assaults the senses on many levels. TESTO is a wondrous theatrical activity – captivating, confusing and creatively executed.
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Review: The Screen Test, Seven Dials Playhouse
An aspiring starlet in 1930s Hollywood keeps on searching for her big break in this stellar one-woman production
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Review: Vollmond, Sadler’s Wells
Those new to contemporary dance and experienced old hands should both flock to this example of dance theatre at its most universal and elemental.
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Review: Animal Farm, Stratford East
The most primal and riveting of emotions in a pigsty of power struggle, inequality and corruption.
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Review: Whipped Up!, Polka Theatre
The babies are truly valued customers in this deliciously entertaining half hour of ice-cream based sharing, caring, music and imagination.
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Review: And If The Surface Tension Breaks, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A play that, for its rather nihilistic concept, is full of beautiful hope and positivity.
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Review: More Life, Royal Court Theatre
Gripping futuristic drama about what it means to be human.
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Review: We’ll Always Have Paris, Union Theatre
A staged reading of a play about grief and the murkiness of online dating, full of charm and humour, that makes you forget it’s done script in hand.
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Review: The Value of Names, White Bear Theatre
A complex drama that raises interesting questions, but fails to spur the audience on enough to care about the answers.