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: Brave Bettie, Half Moon Theatre
Step aside, Anansi the Spider – there’s a fabulous new superhero on the block, bringing friendship, fun and exciting eco-adventure!
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Review: Digging up appearances, Old Red Lion Playhouse
Makes for a whole lot of silly panto-esque fun.
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Review: The Virgins, Soho Theatre
A touching and funny observation of teenagers learning about losing your virginity.
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Review: Guidelines, New Diorama
A dizzying digital fairytale, Guidelines feels like Brothers Grimm in binary code.
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Review: Go Feral Like The Big Dogs, Union Theatre
Excellent performances from both actors in this interesting and fast paced study on the fall out from unrestrained ambition and corporate greed.
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Review: Monstering the Rocketman, Arcola Theatre
An award-winning one-man show that reveals the underhand tactics of journalists and editors.
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Review: The Gambler, Coronet Theatre
A fascinating concept on paper that, unfortunately, lacks heart in delivery.
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Review: Lost Atoms, Lyric Hammersmith
A beautifully apt and impressive 30th anniversary production for Frantic Assembly
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Review: Daughter, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A second viewing of this show is perhaps even more shocking and disturbing than the first, with individual complicity still more of a dilemma.
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Review: Baldwin Vs Buckley, Wilton’s Music Hall
A lucid and relevant reconstruction of a historic debate that fascinates and resonates, but is it theatre?