What begins as a tender rom-com transitions into a heavy-hitting political drama.
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Review: Duck, Arcola Theatre
Thought-provoking and moving story of a young British Muslim cricketer
Read More »Review: Lady Inger, The Space
A riveting production that evokes the tragedy and intrigue of the original text in harrowing detail.
Read More »Review: Strangers, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A piece of lyrically beautiful theatre
Read More »Review: Then, Now and Next
Modern, clever, compelling, and above all, real.
Read More »Review: Scouts! The Musical, The Other Palace
A fun, engaging new comedy musical
Read More »Review: Possession, Arcola Theatre
A captivating and cutting story
Read More »Review: Our Story of Hope, Saatchi Gallery
This unique presentation draws together a community in crisis
Read More »Review: SHEWOLVES, Southwark Playhouse
A wonderful celebration of youthful activism and female friendship
Read More »Review: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, New Wimbledon Theatre
It’s no secret amongst my family and friends: Matilda is without doubt my favourite musical of all time. I’ve seen it 15 times. So this production of another Roald Dahl classic, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, was really going to have to go some to compete. But I just love that story so it was off to a fighting start! The show sells itself as ‘a world of pure imagination’ drawing from Dahl’s original book and the Warner Brothers’ film. ...
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