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: Does My Privilege Look Big in This?, Riverside Studios
An extreme and ugly portrayal of privilege in a show that oozes confidence.
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Review: Kabbarli: An Irishwoman in the Desert, Etcetera Theatre
A fascinating life and a play that leaves me wanting to learn more.
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Review: The Art of Evil, Courtyard Theatre
An atmospheric and compelling story that draws us into the world of the supernatural, presented with style and charm.
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Review: Pecking Order, Underbelly
Madcap scenes are interspersed with beautifully choreographed movement to create an interesting sketch show. It requires a little more focus, but there's no doubting the talent on display.
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Review: Brick, C Aurora
A slow creeper of a play, humour and ranting leading you astray until the ending takes you completely by surprise.
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Review: Dan Lees and Tom Curzon: The Sonic Joy Orchestra, Banshee’s Labyrinth
Off the rails musical masterwork
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Review: Renée Rossi: God Bomb, Hen & Chickens Theatre
An irreverent, energetic and thought-provoking celebration of human goodness that challenges the absurdities of organised religion.
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Review: Marie Curie: Exposed, Etcetera Theatre
An inspiring, intimate portrayal of the humanity and passion of a woman who challenges convention and defies the odds to become a pioneer of science.
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Review: This is Not Hansel and Gretel, Banshee Labyrinth
A flowing retelling of the classic fairy tale. There’s no doubting the storytelling talent, but the show is too long to hold concentration fully throughout.
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Review: Dying To Meet You, The Courtyard Theatre
An energetic and inventively presented journey through life and death, love and loss, and past and present.