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: Andrew Doherty – Sad Gay AIDS Play, Soho Theatre
An ambitious yet uneven effort, powered by Doherty’s charisma and strong character work.
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Review: Trio Goya: Women Composers Revisited, The Playground Theatre
Trio Goya celebrate women composers with a beautiful programme, brought to life with passionate, exciting and moving performances.
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Review: R.O.I. (Return on Investment), Hampstead Theatre
Venture capital and medicine collide in this provocative new play.
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Review: 12 Last Songs, Battersea Arts Centre
A thoughtful and absorbing piece of durational performance art that puts real workers at the heart of the action and reminds us of the beauty in everyday acts.
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Review: Turn it Out with Tiler Peck & Friends, Sadler’s Wells
A showstopping showcase of immaculate talent from a leading light of dance.
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Review: Game of Crones, Jacksons Lane
This show will have you in stitches but may leave you with a concussion.
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Review: The Elizabeths, The Playground Theatre
An exciting premise that ends up feeling more like a history lesson than anything else.
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Review: Children of the Night, Southwark Playhouse
A gloriously loud love letter to a place where clubbers once flocked from mining villages to escape and be who they wanted to be.
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Review: The Exoplanets, Hackney Empire
A powerful performance by the City of London Sinfonia of new music composed in response to the discovery of Exoplanets, overshadowed by lengthy and unnecessary breaks for discussion.
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Review: When We Were Us, Jack Studio Theatre
A well-intentioned exploration of abuse and friendship is undermined by an overcrowded script that muddles its message.