THEATRE REVIEW | Odd Shaped Balls, Etcetera Theatre, London
★ ★ ★ ★ | Odd Shaped Balls, Etcetera Theatre, London After a four-week run at The Edinburgh Festival with stellar five star reviews and award nominations, Miller Theatre Productions […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Dogfight, Southwark Playhouse
★★★★ | Dogfight, Southwark Playhouse San Francisco 1963 is the setting for this powerful musical, receiving its European premiere at The Southwark Playhouse. A bunch of marines are on their […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Picture Of John Gray, The Old Red Lion Theatre, London
★★★★ | The Picture Of John Gray, The Old Red Lion Theatre, London ‘We all hide – the only choice is where.’ Based on a true story, C.J. Wilmann’s play […]
THEATRE REVIEW | My Night With Reg
★★★★★ | My Night With Reg Kevin Elyot’s witty, warm and poignant 1994 play introduces six gay men in 1980s London over the course of three meetings. Shy and nervous […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Drag King Richard III, Riverside Studios, London
★★★★ | Drag King Richard III, Riverside Studios, London STANCE Theatre’s highly acclaimed production drags Shakespeare’s Richard III into a black comedy exploration of transgender identity. For Laurie, born biologically […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Freedom Of Freewill, Doncaster Cast Theatre
★★★ | The Freedom Of Freewill, Doncaster Cast Theatre Doncaster has a rising star. Nestled amongst the urban redevelopment of the town centre, proudly placed at the side of a […]
REVIEW | Cirque Du Cabaret, London Wonderground
★★★★ | Cirque Du Cabaret, London Wonderground The Wonderground features a packed programme of circus, cabaret and family entertainment, all taking place in the beautiful 1920s Paradiso Spiegeltent. There’s also […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Anorak, The Hope Theatre, Islington
★★★★ | The Anorak, The Hope Theatre, Islington The Anorak tells the story of the École Polytechnique Massacre, when Marc Lepine shot 28 people, killing 14 at a Canadian Polytechnic college […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Daytona, Theatre Royal Haymarket
★★★ | Daytona, Theatre Royal Haymarket In a recent interview, Maureen Lipman said that this is ‘unquestionably the best role’ of her career and she’s not wrong. Lipman is jaw-droppingly […]
REVIEW | Deborah Frances-White, Half a Can of Worms
★★★★★ | Deborah Frances-White, Half a Can of Worms Deborah Frances-White was adopted at ten days old and up until late October 2012 she had no idea who or where […]
THEATRE REVIEW | West Side Story, Sheffield Lyceum And UK Tour
★★★★ | West Side Story, Sheffield Lyceum And UK Tour Set in the mid 1950s, two rival gangs battle it out for control of their little piece of the Upper […]