A valiant attempt at making Shakespeare engaging for a young audience, though teenagers are more savvy audience members than this production gives them credit for.
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Cuckoo, Unicorn Theatre – Review
No arguments that teenage girl violence needs writing about; sadly this show misses the mark.
Read More »A Spoonful of Sherman, St James Theatre – Review
Enjoy schmaltzy songs, Dick Van Dyke and singing orangutans? Then indulge in a trip down memory lane and worship at the shrine of Sherman.
Read More »A Question of Consent, The Rag Factory – Review
This is a very personal story and there is more work to be done before it communicates meaningfully with an audience.
Read More »An Evening With Sylvester Stallone, The London Palladium – Review
A very entertaining evening – Sylvester Stallone is an intelligent, inspirational, creative talent with a lot to talk about. Who knew?
Read More »Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Theatre Royal Drury Lane – Review
A fantastic show with a vastly talented cast and toe-tapping tunes that will stick in your head for days.
Read More »Silk Road, Peacock Theatre – Review
A unique and compelling cultural experience, but steeply priced.
Read More »Only Our Own, Arts Theatre – Review
An enjoyable new production that will surely raise many emotions. If the pace were to pick up a bit it may make waves once it reaches the Irish shores.
Read More »Cirque Du Soleil: Quidam, Royal Albert Hall – Review
If you are a seasoned Cirque goer then this may not be as impressive as other shows but for most this will be an evening which will leave you awe inspired.
Read More »Bloodshot, St James Theatre (Studio) – Review
A one-man tour-de–force thriller that reminds us what’s great about live theatre.
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