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: Lacrima, Barbican Theatre
An impressive insight into outsourced exploitation and ethics, with extravagance that veils the deepest human tragedy.
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Review: When the World Turns, Battersea Arts Centre
A captivatingly creative, excitingly immersive journey that explores a world of natural phenomena through a multitude of senses.
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Review: Honestly, The Space
A fascinating look at which lies fit acceptably within societal norms, and whether we all just need to be a little more honest with ourselves.
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Review: Clarkston, Trafalgar Theatre
A diamond in the rough concept awaiting further polishing.
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Review: Assassins, Bridewell Theatre
A black comedy about infamous assassinations, this oddball Sondheim musical hasn't aged well.
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Review: Billy Budd, Wilton’s Music Hall
Atmospheric staging and stirring music give Melville’s tale new power, but this could have really soared without the scripts in hand.
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Review: Acosta Danza – A Decade In Motion, Sadler’s Wells
A showcase of Cuban artistry across time and space.
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Review: The Weir, Harold Pinter Theatre
Conor McPherson’s affecting 1990s debut is revived with a starry cast to win over London audiences all over again.
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Review: English Kings Killing Foreigners, Soho Theatre
Ingenious, funny and sharp, English Kings Killing Foreigners is a clever interrogation of Shakespeare, nationalism, theatre, and performance.
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Review: WOW! Said the Owl, Little Angel Theatre
Based on the book written and illustrated by Tim Hopgood, this delightful page to stage adaptation of WOW! Said the Owl has returned to Little Angel Theatre and re-nested in the Studios, just round the corner from their main building.…