Reviews
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Review: Scenes from the Climate Era, Playground Theatre
A kaleidoscopic, funny, informative and positively therapeutic consideration of the human experience of climate change.
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Review: Consumed, Tanya Moiseiwitsch Playhouse
Great performances from the four actors in this darkly comic drama exploring the interplay and acrimony between generations.
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Review: 4’s a Crowd (Or What Not To Do When Stuck in a Bunker During the Apocalypse), The Hope Theatre
“Nuclear war. The end of humanity as we know it. And my limo didn’t even have aircon,” pouts posh Rachel (Lotte Pearl). She’s the second to arrive in the bunker, which is already occupied by the silent, leather-jacketed, sunglasses-wearing Henry…
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Review: The Dying Wish, Golden Goose Theatre
Continuing my visits to the vibrant Lambeth Fringe that is raging away in South London at the moment, across twenty-six venues no less, I rolled up to the Golden Goose Theatre in the Oval to see The Dying Wish, a…
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Review: (the) Woman, Park Theatre
A funny, often-stirring account of motherhood and creativity
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Review: Lee, Park Theatre
Shaking off the woman-behind-the-man image, Lee paints a dynamic picture of Lee Krasner, widow of Jackson Pollock, in an exploration of creativity, vulnerability and independence.
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Review: Needy, Golden Goose Theatre
Love, wackiness, obsession, humour and truth, both real and surreal, come together in James Malam’s new play. It fizzes and entertains with exceptional talents all around.
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Review: Salome, Theatre Royal Haymarket
This sensual, intense production of Wilde's debut play is easily one of the best shows of the year.
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Review: Foreign Girl, The Bread and Roses Theatre
A heartfelt story about belonging and finding the meaning of home in a vast world.
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Review: Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake – The Next Generation, New Wimbledon Theatre
A beautiful, magnificent portrayal of passion and the negative effects of loneliness.