Reviews
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Siren Song, The Lion & Unicorn Theatre – Review
Written and directed by Lisa McMullin★★★ Pros: The live music, and some strong performances, particularly in the final act. There is also fun and clever wordplay in the script, providing lightness to what is a rather grim look at love…
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Y&P, Camden People’s Theatre – Review
Part of the DYSPLA Festival Devised through the WHITEBOX Development Process Directed by Pete Cain, Chryssanthi Kouri & Gary Thomas ★★★ Pros: Thought-provoking, with good use of projections and media. Cons: The timings are not very clearly billed. Our Verdict:…
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Cell, The Cockpit – Review
Presented by Smoking Apples Theatre & Little Cauliflower Theatre Company ★★★★ Pros: Extraordinary puppetry creates a real affection for Ted and I followed his story with interest and emotion. Cons: Some slight prop mishaps disrupted the magic temporarily. Our Verdict:…
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In Doggerland, New Diorama London – Review
An original plotline, but not a gripping piece of drama. Missing a certain ‘je ne sais quoi’.
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Ivanov, Theatro Technis – Review
An entertaining and dramatic production of a classic play, which releases the words of Chekhov into 2013 with an enriched gravity of emotion and meaning.
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The Parasite, Theatro Technis – Review
Ivan Turgenev Adaptated by The Acting Gymnasium Directed by James O’Donnell ★★★ Pros: Comical and poignant. A good evening of entertainment from an updated Russian classic. Cons: A more fully furnished set would have added to the experience but it’s a…
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Emerge 13, The Space – Review
Whether you’re a seasoned dance fan or new to the medium, C-12 is a great showcase of new talent and well worth your attention and support!
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Keeler, Charing Cross Theatre – Review
A sensual insight into the Profumo Affair that will make you itch for a vodka martini.
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Tadzio Speaks…, Etcetera Theatre – Review
Written and directed by Martin Foreman ★★★ Pros: Interesting concept and good storytelling. The short format is perfect for this solo performance. Cons: The drama is based on a novella and without knowledge of the back story the audience may…