Reviews
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The Snow Gorilla, Rose Theatre Kingston – Review
The Snow Gorilla describes itself as ‘A Family Christmas Spectacular’ and that is exactly what it is. A combination of circus, theatre, dance, musical and pantomime all rolled into one, this show is a perfect night out for the festive…
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Changing Rooms, Drayton Theatre – Review
Farce is a really tricky genre and the director has yet to nail it down. I feel like the area between wacky and annoyingly over-the-top actually isn’t that big – this production may have got it wrong, but wasn’t miles…
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Corpus Christi, The Space – Review
Terrence McNally Directed by John Fricker ★★★ Pros: Intense and original crucifixion scene; with Judas reading a passage from the gospels while Texan rangers take Jesus to the cross. Cons: A little rough around the edges with the mix of…
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Our Glass House, Camden People’s Theatre – Review
This show will astound you. Whether it’s the immersive set, divine rhythmic ebbs and flow, the very truthful basis of the show or the raw shock of unfolding events.
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Hamlet, Lion & Unicorn Theatre – Review
William Shakespeare Directed by Kat Wootton ★★★★ Pros: A wonderful twist on a famous classic. This is a great idea that is very well executed. Cons: The venue feels more like an oven and some accents are a bit questionable.…
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Ernest, Etcetera Theatre – Review
This is a fun idea that is perhaps limited by resource.
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The White Carnation, Finborough Theatre – Review
A thoroughly British play and production with a charming cast, but the text feels outdated.
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Death Ship 666, Jermyn Street Theatre – Review
If you’re willing to suspend your disbelief and go with the flow, you’ll be chuckling away.
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The Anatomy of Melancholy, Ovalhouse – Review
Stan’s Cafe ★★ Pros: It was interesting to hear of the views of Burton on cures for and causes of melancholy – some of which were surprisingly modern. Cons: A long performance with not enough to sustain interest and fully…
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Twelfth Night Or What You Will, The Rose Theatre – Review
This is an enjoyable and solid production – a good introduction to Shakespeare for those who do not wish to go endure a three hour show.