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: Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead, Assembly Roxy Upstairs
An engaging debut take on an absurdist classic from new Edinburgh collective GUTTER.Theatre.
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Review: The Great Big Bug Show, Half Moon Theatre
Verse and invertebrates combine in a fun-filled hour of music and musings on mini beasts.
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Review: Savage, White Bear Theatre
A stark and honest look at the birth of conversion therapy and the devastating, lasting scars felt by those it was done to and those that loved them.
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Review: The Village Where No One Suffers, Brockley Jack Theatre
A unique, impactful story, zoning in on a young woman’s return to her Grandmother’s house in wartorn Ukraine
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Review: The Dance Plague of 1518, New Wimbledon Theatre Studio
An inventive musical that fills historical gaps.
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Review: Sighted in Port Talbot, Old Red Lion Playhouse
A novel and clever take on the werewolf genre, using it to explore a relationship built on co-dependency. It just needs an injection of adrenaline to help keep it moving.
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Review: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Oxford Playhouse
An emotionally devastating depiction of lives staged, stories written and coping with truth that is too hard to bear.
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Review: Rosa Garland: Primal Bog, Soho Theatre
A hilariously captivating combination of clowning and live art, Primal Bog disgustingly and joyously explores taboo and desire, pushing the boundaries of theatre to its limits.
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Review: Flying Ant Day, Union Theatre
A dysfunctional family finds their way towards reuniting in the midst of loss in this enjoyable, funny and thought-provoking play.
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Review: The Red Prince, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Well-crafted contemporary political commentary delivered with real power, precision and punch.