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: Breakin’ Convention Festival 2026, Sadler’s Wells
Celebrating inclusion, performance history of blackness, queerness, and urbanity… decolonising theatre, one beat at a time.
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Review: Something Clean, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
As a woman, you are taught to fear men you don’t know. Danger is always outside the house, something that could never come from someone you trust, something that affects a singular person, and you better be careful it’s not…
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Review: Jerusalem, Tower Theatre
A strong amateur production, standing on the shoulders of giants.
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Review: He’s 6 Years Older Than Me, Lantern Theatre
A bold, provocative solo show exploring consent and sexual health that delivers striking moments and clear ambition, but which would benefit from sharper focus and development.
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Review: Mass, Donmar Warehouse
Impactful performances and moving staging centre this powerful adaptation.
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Review: Pity Party, Bread and Roses Theatre
Provokes and unsettles theatrical convention as it explores queer, non-binary and contradictory emotions grappling with acceptance.
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Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare’s Globe
A well-known tale of fairies, weddings and mischief refreshed with song, glitter and bubble machines to instantly grasp the audience’s attention.
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Review: Grace Pervades, Theatre Royal Haymarket
A poignant, visually rich sketch of nineteenth and twentieth century theatre.
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Review: Ballet Nights 011 Convergence, Cadogan Hall
A dynamic, creative and energetic selection of music and dance from around the globe
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Review: ROT. HUSK. LOSER., Park Theatre
A refreshing reboot of rep theatre with four curious mini plays spanning rotting to Ramadan; tensions to tomatoes.