Reviews
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Seussical The Musical, The Arts Theatre – Review
The cute but slightly canned production will be perfect for kids and families, but may be lacking for adult theatre fans.
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Gizmo Love and Three Little Birds, New Diorama Theatre – Review
Gizmo Love proves that screenwriting is a dangerous thing. It is literally fraught with blood, sweat and tears.
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Dick Whittington, Theatre Royal Stratford East – Review
This unabashedly wacky and high spirited take on a Christmas classic is lots of fun.
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Speed, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
Not your usual lovey-dovey rom-com; this is a comedy about people and relationships with themes of culture, religion and sexuality intertwined. Expect comedic realism.
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The Sisters: Return to the Isle of Queef!, Hen and Chickens Theatre – Review
Once this production gets going I defy anyone not to laugh – it's old fashioned panto-style humour at its best.
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The Jungle Book, Lion and Unicorn Theatre – Review
The children in the audience were utterly captivated throughout, the perfect family show.
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Much Ado About Nothing, Park Theatre – Review
William ShakespeareDirected by Andrew Shepherd ★★★ Pros: A mostly appropriate concept and some excellent performances in a brand-new venue make for a lovely evening. Cons: Whilst nothing was bad about this production, it wasn’t particularly notable, either. Some of the…
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Arabian Nights, Blue Elephant Theatre – Review
Directed by Jennifer Rose Lee★★★★ Pros: This show is sure to put a smile on your face. It’s physical comedy at its most physical and comedic. Cons: The set and costumes aren’t particularly inspiring. This show is contemporary in its…
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Strange Blooms & Configurations, Southbank Centre – Review
Perfect for those looking for something different in dance. Stunning works of ingenuity.
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The Shape of Things, Arcola Theatre – Review
Neil LaButeDirected by Samuel Miller ★★★ Pros: Some very good acting with strong and clearly identified character development. Cons: Not the most exciting play, and the subject matter felt a bit dated. Our Verdict: A safe and solid production with…