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: Andrew Doherty: Gay Witch Sex Cult, Soho Theatre
A must-see comedy gem for those who love absurd humour.
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Review: Rosie: The Musical (soundtrack)
Musical soundtrack that hits high notes despite duff lyrics.
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Review: Jonathan Pie: Heroes and Villains, Duke of York’s Theatre
Jonathan Pie speaks the words on everyone’s minds.
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Review: Boys on the Verge of Tears, Soho Theatre
Bullish and brutal, yet tender when unfolding the complicated friendships and filial relationships between men.
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Review: The Daylight Atheist, Old Red Lion
A gripping performance by Owen Lindsay in a rare chance to see a Kiwi classic.
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Review: USHERS: The Front of House Musical, The Other Palace Studio
A fun insight into the lives of Ushers, the unsung heroes of theatre. Expect stagey references, big dance numbers and a lot of flashlights.
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Review: Dance On Ensemble, Sadler’s Wells
An intriguing exploration into spontaneity, dance and a story that never ends.
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Review: Solera, Sadler’s Wells
Humanity made sizzlingly sublime and celebrated through ferociously exhilarating virtuoso flamenco.
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Review: F**king Men, Waterloo East Theatre
Explicit, stimulating, intimate and bittersweet.
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Review: cheeky little brown, Stratford East
A roller coaster ride that ducks and dives, sashays, and swivels