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: 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.
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Review: Lucia di Lammermoor, Arcola Theatre
Stunning music, exhilarating voices, high drama—an unforgettable trip through madness and manipulation in the Highlands.
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Review: Ballet Nights 009 Bound in Motion, Cadogan Hall
A perfectly mixed cocktail of ballet delights.
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Review: American Candy, Omnibus Theatre
As devoid of substance as the eponymous food, American Candy leaves a sour taste in the mouth.
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Review: Monster’d, Bread & Roses Theatre
A surrealist production told through the lens of a young neurodivergent woman trying to make sense of a world that doesn’t make sense to her.
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Review: Patience, Wilton’s Music Hall
The Charles Court Opera delivers a wonderfully funny and energetic performance of Gilbert & Sullivan’s classic.
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Review: Bill Posley: The Day I Accidentally Went to War, Soho Theatre
A warmly human performer relating a powerful story that's touchingly emotive and thought-provoking rather than hysterical.
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Review: HR at the Bomb Factory, The Hen and Chickens Theatre
A hilarious call for empathy and accountability that remains relatively surface level.
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Review: Justine Stops Oil, The Glitch
There’s no stopping Justine Pierce in her rise from humdrum housewife to climate warrior as she puts the heart-warming into global warming. Inspired by the life of a ‘Just Stop Oil’ protestor, Justine’s fiery yet funny story captures the ongoing…
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Review: Second Summer of Love, Drayton Arms Theatre
Can you believe there was a time when we didn’t have mobile phones or the internet? No instant messaging to arrange a night out with your mates. Instead, you had to use the landline and hope someone was home! It…