An enjoyable and well written adaptation of the Shrew with a huge potential. With some tweaking it might easily become stellar!
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Armine, Sister, Battersea Arts Centre - Review
An intense, unsettling production. More impressive than enjoyable.
Read More »The Murderettes, Phoenix Artist Club – Review
An impressive attempt to improvise a whodunnit in a great London establishment, with some outstanding performances.
Read More »Jekyll and Hyde, Lion and Unicorn Theatre – Review
With inventive design and staging, a speedy pace and great atmosphere, this is an enjoyable show for this time of year.
Read More »The Ring, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Fuel set us up wonderfully for a memorable experience, but what they ultimately deliver is a surreal and intimate radio play rather than theatre.
Read More »Love Me Do, Watford Palace Theatre – Review
An evocative, stylish account of life in early 60s London.
Read More »iAm, Kensal House Community Rooms – Review
Immersive theatre that is entertaining, demanding and creepy in the best possible way.
Read More »Julius Caesar, Saatchi Gallery – Review
Julius Caesar is a difficult play to unlock, and this production unfortunately had some wasted opportunities.
Read More »Next Fall, Southwark Playhouse – Review
The conflict in the script was handled with kid gloves and could have packed a more confrontational punch. That said it was an interesting, well written story and definitely worth seeing.
Read More »Idiot-Syncrasy, The Place – Review
A simple but immersive performance that defies all initial expectations and explanations.
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