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: The Girl in the Mask, White Bear Theatre
An examination of changing intergenerational attitudes to neurodivergence
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Review: Boyhood, The Pleasance
A raw, urgent story of masculinity and growing up
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Review: Dog Mom, Southwark Theatre
A funny, occasionally touching comedy that runs out of steam before the finish.
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Review: Triumph, Almeida Theatre
A bombardment of propaganda that will send you into a philosophical spiral where power, truth, and the ethics of political persuasion are questioned.
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Review: Hellbent Or a Sorry Sight in the West, Club Silly
Hidden down a dark alleyway behind the bright lights and crowds of Brixton, under the railway arches, lies Club Silly and, for just over two weeks, the town of Quick Finish Bend. There to welcome you with a cheery ‘howdy…
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Review: The Alex Wheatle Witness Writing Project, Canada Water Theatre
Authentic, insightful writing – Young, Gifted and Black … is where it’s at!
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Review: Uncle Monty’s Antique Shop, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
An anthology of short chills that holds plenty of promise and intrigue
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Review: Toto, Polka Theatre
Memorable songs, excellent performances and sharp choreography
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Review: Ghosts, Jermyn Street Theatre
A sympathetic re-working of a dramatic, family-based Ibsen classic, giving the leading lady an opportunity to shine.
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Review: Tom At The Farm (Tom na Fazenda), The Barbican
A shimmering and engaging spectacle that succumbs to its own darkness rather than surpassing it.