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 Notion of Recompense, Old Red Lion Theatre
A cleverly written story bursting with dark folklore, yet to be fully matched in clarity and intensity by its execution.
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Review: Twelfth Night, Crucible Theatre
A laugh out loud production of one of Shakespeare's best loved comedies with excellent direction and wonderful performances.
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Review: The Seafarer, Greenwich Theatre
This high-stakes Dublin drama with Faustian tension is back in London for its 20th anniversary, in a compact, new and exciting production.
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Review: Sam Eley is Basil Crumbwick: Soul Sewage, Soho Theatre
Basil Crumbwick is a perfect example of how not to behave, but his foul-mouthed ramblings are absolutely hilarious.
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Review: The Land We Shared, Arts Depot
Documentary theatre, live music and a giant cabbage are blended in a poignant, funny meditation on grief and memory
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Review: I Hate King Lear, Central Film School
A beautifully controlled two-hander about family, sibling dependence and the fight to survive the ending you’ve been written.
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Review: Baby, Brixton House
An urgent and important call to arms, identifying unspoken social influences
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Review: The Cannoneer, Barons Court Theatre
Informative and energetic with interesting themes but struggles to deliver on the laughs.
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Review: Qui Som? (Who Are We?), Southbank Centre
A visually striking, inventive production with strong movement and performance
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Review: Come From Away, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield
A hugely impressive production of this brilliant, but difficult show, with everything coming together perfectly, blending humour and emotion to recreate a moving true story.