THEATRE REVIEW | Accolade, St James Theatre
★★★★★ | Accolade, St James Theatre London, 1950: Private and public worlds collide when on New Year’s Day author Will Trenting’s knighthood attracts the glare of the British press. Happily […]
REVIEW | La Soiree, Southbank, London
★★★★★ | La Soiree, Southbank, London A Treat For Cabaret, Circus or Burlesque Roll up, roll up – the circus is back in town! Last seen in London in 2011, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Othello, Frantic Assembly, Birmingham REP
★★★★★ | Othello, Frantic Assembly, Birmingham REP Mesmerising, Otherworldly, Sublime Who would have thought that Shakespeare’s “Othello” could be placed in a ‘Chatsworth Estate’ like location, bursting with rawness but, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | DV8: JOHN, The Lyttleton Theatre
★★★★★ | DV8: JOHN, The Lyttleton Theatre Lloyd Newson’s DV8 Physical Theatre Company have been presenting innovative dance pieces for the best part of three decades and have won a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | STOMP – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour
★★★★ | STOMP – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour Mixing tap dancing, street dance, percussion, juggling, humour and incredible feats of physical performance, STOMP enters its 25th year with a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | MY PERFECT MIND, The Rep – Birmingham
★★★★★ | MY PERFECT MIND, The Rep – Birmingham Epically Humorous and Uncompromisingly Sincere Told by An Idiot’s “My Perfect Mind” stuns The Door of The Birmingham Rep, with its […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Rock Of Ages
★★★ | Rock Of Ages The Bourbon Room is the hottest club on the Sunset Strip, being the epitome of rock ‘n’ roll excess. Run by Dennis and Lonny, the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Spine, Soho Theatre
From fast-rising Channel 4 Playwright Clara Brennan comes a hilarious, pan-generational call to arms for our modern age. Spine charts the explosive friendship between a ferocious, wisecracking teenager and an […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Curing Room
★★★★ | The Curing Room “It made the recent Globe production of Titus Andronicus look like a teddy bear’s picnic!” And indeed over 90 minutes we had been subjected to […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Woman In Black, Sheffield Lyceum Theatre & National Tour
★★★★★ | The Woman In Black, Sheffield Lyceum Theatre & National Tour et in an old theatre in the late 1950’s, a solicitor, Arthur Kipps, enlists the assistance of a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Solomon and Marion, The Rep, Birmingham
★★★★ – Witty, Endearing, Unforgettable “Solomon and Marion” hits the studio theatre of The Rep with an edgy bang. Lara Foot’s play is set in the post-apartheid period, and the […]