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: Petit Léopard, Drayton Arms Theatre
A wonderful performance can’t quite cover up a disjointed script, leaving the show a collection of parts rather than a whole.
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Review: Blessings, Riverside Studios
A brisk yet timeless domestic drama with an evocative setting, though its subplots feel underconnected.
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Review: code of engagement, Coronet Theatre
An unconventional and captivating performance reimagining the human body that has a problematic use of space.
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Review: Baby Bird & Bee, Polka Theatre
A joyful, sparkling gift of a first show that grows a garden full of giggling babies.
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Review: English National Ballet, R:Evolution, Sadler’s Wells
English National Ballet’s R:Evolution showcases ballet’s breadth and variety, though uneven technique weakens the night as a whole.
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Review: Scenes from the Climate Era, Playground Theatre
A kaleidoscopic, funny, informative and positively therapeutic consideration of the human experience of climate change.
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Review: Consumed, Tanya Moiseiwitsch Playhouse
Great performances from the four actors in this darkly comic drama exploring the interplay and acrimony between generations.
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Review: 4’s a Crowd (Or What Not To Do When Stuck in a Bunker During the Apocalypse), The Hope Theatre
“Nuclear war. The end of humanity as we know it. And my limo didn’t even have aircon,” pouts posh Rachel (Lotte Pearl). She’s the second to arrive in the bunker, which is already occupied by the silent, leather-jacketed, sunglasses-wearing Henry…
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Review: The Dying Wish, Golden Goose Theatre
Continuing my visits to the vibrant Lambeth Fringe that is raging away in South London at the moment, across twenty-six venues no less, I rolled up to the Golden Goose Theatre in the Oval to see The Dying Wish, a…
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Review: (the) Woman, Park Theatre
A funny, often-stirring account of motherhood and creativity