A great ensemble and touching observations about humanity make The Kitchen worthwhile.
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Miss Saigon, Prince Edward Theatre – Review
Miss Saigon is a stunning musical and will entertain audiences for many years to come but this revival doesn’t quite live up to die-hard fan’s expectations.
Read More »Being As I Am, King’s Head Theatre – Review
Splendid acting in a show that ultimately feels somewhat lacking in purpose.
Read More »Fourteen, Watford Palace Theatre – Review
Moving and humourous in equal measures, tackling cultural and emotional issues faced by the protagonist in an unsentimental, intelligent, and enlightening way.
Read More »Sandel, Above The Stag – Review
An emotional story that is both witty and heart wrenching: overall an enjoyable show!
Read More »Johnny Got His Gun, Southwark Playhouse – Review
Amid the current hype over centenary celebrations, this WWI drama carries an alternative and relevant message for today and delivers it superbly.
Read More »John Ferguson, Finborough Theatre – Review
A potentially strong performance of a play that has interesting ideas but rather lacks something for the modern day audience member.
Read More »Tea With Mamgu, The London Welsh Centre – Review
A Heartwarming approach to dementia's effect on family and friends, but ultimately lacking a bit of depth.
Read More »The London Short Play Festival, Tea House Theatre – Review
Although there was potential in all three plays, a few weak links in the cast let the night down.
Read More »Secret Theatre, Secret Location, East London – Review
Wonderful site-specific venue, but the performance was unconvincing.
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