Reviews
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Review: Castles, Drayton Arms Theatre
A heart-breaking story about two individuals and accepting the future of their relationship
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Review: My English Persian Kitchen, Soho Theatre
A five-sense wonder that leaves you with a warm, glowing feeling deep in your belly.
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Review: Three Little Pigs, Unicorn Theatre
Be prepared for glitter in this traditional tale that comes with a shedload of razzle dazzle
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Review: Lifers, Southwark Playhouse
A meticulously crafted, powerful yet accessible consideration of growing old in prison that's rich in dark humour.
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Review: Fresh Knickers (and a Gin & Tonic), Drayton Arms Theatre
A fresh and original musical comedy about a rarely discussed subject matter.
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Review: Petit Léopard, Drayton Arms Theatre
A wonderful performance can’t quite cover up a disjointed script, leaving the show a collection of parts rather than a whole.
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Review: Blessings, Riverside Studios
A brisk yet timeless domestic drama with an evocative setting, though its subplots feel underconnected.
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Review: code of engagement, Coronet Theatre
An unconventional and captivating performance reimagining the human body that has a problematic use of space.
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Review: Baby Bird & Bee, Polka Theatre
A joyful, sparkling gift of a first show that grows a garden full of giggling babies.
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Review: English National Ballet, R:Evolution, Sadler’s Wells
English National Ballet’s R:Evolution showcases ballet’s breadth and variety, though uneven technique weakens the night as a whole.