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 Rocky Horror Show, Lyceum Theatre
A faithful rendition of this iconic show with excellent performances, delivering just what the audience demands and expects.
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Review: Strategic Love Play, LAMDA
An impressive rollercoaster, conjured from a table, two chairs and two people.
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Review: Dressing Gown, Union Theatre
This silly play will keep you giggling throughout, the perfect tonic to the January blues
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Review: Orphans, Jermyn Street Theatre
The intimate basement space helps Kessler’s three-hander to build tension and claustrophobia.
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Review: A Ghost In Your Ear, Hampstead Theatre
All the feel of a classic ghost story with a clever modern twist – but its gimmick of using headphones feels slightly unnecessary.
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Review: 180° Chord, Greenwich Theatre Studio
A substantial and compelling play with a strong script, strong performances and plenty to think about.
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Review: The Rivals, Orange Tree Theatre
Re-imagined 1920’s shenanigans and tomfoolery by a rounded, professional ensemble.
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Review: Sleeping Beauty, Sheffield City Hall
This visually spectacular panto fills a huge stage with colour, fun and talent, delivering a professional standard production from a top quality amateur society.
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Review: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Orange Tree Theatre
The Orange Tree's Young Company deliver strong performances in a full and sometimes visually overwhelming adaptation.
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Review: The Magic Flute, The Place
A visually rich and ambitious dance-theatre adaptation, featuring puppetry, shadow play and operatic singing, The Magic Flute is creatively retold for a younger audience.