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 Spy Who Came in from the Cold, Soho Place
A stylish, gripping adaptation of John Le Carré’s timeless Cold War spy thriller
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Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare’s Globe
A wintry reimagining of Shakespeare’s popular comedy that is intriguing, occasionally unsettling, but not always entirely convincing.
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Review: shed-ache, Half Moon Theatre
Bright, silly, and full of heart, shed-ache delights in bursts but drifts too often to fully land its playful promise.
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Review: Ring Ring, White Bear Theatre
An entertaining look at relationships, in the London premiere of acclaimed playwright Gary Owen’s latest work. Humour and talent abound.
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Review: The Lost Library of Leake Street, The Glitch
Engaging tale about two strangers who connect over the stories they tell each other. A short but perfectly formed feel-good festive treat.
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Review: Murder at Midnight, Churchill Theatre Bromley
A fast-paced farce in an eye-catching set with some strong performances, but a few missed beats.
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Review: Me…, Little Angel Theatre
A simple, sentimental and snowy adventure for the very young that will melt your heart.
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Review: How Does Santa Go Down the Chimney?, Unicorn Theatre
An endearingly messy slice of Christmas silliness that’s as hit-and-miss as it is warm-hearted.
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Review: Camille O’Sullivan: Loveletter, Soho Theatre
An impassioned exploration of past loves, longing, languish, and laughter. O’Sullivan’s vocal capabilities are surpassed only by her ability to draw out emotions, from mourning to laughter.
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Review: Taylor-Made Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the B*dy, The Lion & Unicorn
A bold, audacious comedy featuring some alluring performances; the only problem is that it suffers from just a few too many lazy, innuendo laden gags.