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: MAAR, DORA, Cockpit Theatre
A thought-provoking exploration of Dora Maar's life, though it struggles to escape Picasso's shadow entirely.
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Review: Jamie Allan’s Amaze, Marylebone Theatre
A spellbinding blend of impressive sleight of hand, cutting-edge illusions and heartfelt nostalgia.
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Review: Magpie, Old Red Lion
Magpie juxtaposes the personal tragedy of two brothers against the backdrop of a nation reeling from Civil War.
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Review: Judge Moody: An Improvised Comedy Court Case, Hen & Chickens Theatre
A playful courtroom of improvised comedy.
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Review: BED – A One Man Show, Hen and Chickens Theatre
Ben Donaghy brings a multi-faceted and emotionally touching performance, centring around a bed and a microphone.
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Review: Queer Cowboys, King’s Head Theatre
A jukebox musical with a twist, this affecting production explores the lives of two trans cowboys in a captivating manner.
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Review: Frankie Goes to Bollywood, Southbank Centre
Fun, sparkly and colourful rags to riches musical.
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Review: Bowling Alone, Hen & Chickens Theatre
Ben O’Sullivan's clever and dry-witted comedy, with a unique bowling metaphor, promises big laughs at the Edinburgh Fringe!
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Review: MANikin, Edfringe
A hugely enjoyable piece of new writing that addresses the issue of male obesity. This refreshingly honest, urgent production is at times hilariously funny, yet also deeply moving and compelling.
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Review: Autumn, Winter, Spring, Summer, Incognito Theatre
A touching comedy