Reviews
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Review: Penned Up, Greenwich Theatre
With believable characters and witty dialogue, writer and director Danusia Iwaszko’s thought-provoking new play zones in on a group of prisoners taking a playwriting course.
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Review: Sugarbye, Tobacco Factory, Bristol
A sassy new 90s TV show musical where the audience decide the ending, complete with a host of original songs written by Rachel Walker Mason and a light-hearted and relevant script by Eloise Hodder.
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Review: Temporary Boyfriend, Serpentine Pavilion
A surreal, unpredictable performance that, while visually and conceptually compelling, is sometimes emotionally diluted by its density and uneven execution.
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Review: London City Ballet, Momentum, Sadler’s Wells
London City Ballet set the bar, in a showcase of exceptional talent.
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Review: The Void, The Exchange Twickenham
A visually impressive show that demonstrates what can be done with enough imagination, but doesn’t quite deliver on the anticipation it builds up.
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Review: Vermin, Park Theatre
This dark and disturbing drama charts the descent of an ordinary couple into violence and horror, as their morbid obsessions overtake them.
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Review: (God Save My) Northern Soul review, Park Theatre
In this powerful study of grief, Hannah Tyrell-Pinder charts love, life and Northern Soul by following the story of Nicole, whose life is turned upside down when her mum suddenly dies.
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Review: The Truth About Blayds, Finborough Theatre
A fascinating revival of an A.A. Milne play that will transport you back to the twenties.
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Review: Eh Up, Me Old Flowers, The White Bear
A beautifully played and laugh-out-loud study of a human paradox who breaks racial boundaries while perpetuating them.