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: Old Fat F**k Up, Riverside Studios
A deeply complex and revealing show that hides nothing
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Review: After Sunday, The Bush Theatre
An important piece of writing marred by heavy-handed direction
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Review: Barrier(s), Camden People’s Theatre
A movingly human, enlightening production, examining the difficulties encountered by a deaf and a hearing gay couple.
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Review: The Band, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
A top quality, lively and feel-good production with excellent performances from a highly talented cast.
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Review: Poor Shirley Must Make Her Escape, Union Theatre
An inventive and thoughtful take on a well-worn journey, with standout performances, original writing and thoughtful design.
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Review: Where Judas Lost His Boots… And Other Words, The Space
A relatable narrative about immigration and longing that finds the best words to use in every available language.
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Review: Ratking, The Playground Theatre
An innovatively presented drama, exploring the shifts of power through its winners and losers across ages and species.
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Review: Disposable, Union Theatre
A well-intentioned debut production following five flat-sharing uni students as they embark on their second year, and deal with a sexual assault accusation.
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Review: Ocean Child, Irish Cultural Centre
A beautiful lament for lives lost, expressed through stirring performance
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Review: Carl Donnelly: Another Round, Leicester Square Theatre
It’s as if everyone’s gathered for a few pints and a catch-up