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Acosta Danza: Cuban Baroque Review – Sadler’s Wells
VISUALLY COMPELLING PERFORMANCE THAT BLENDS THE CLASSIC AND CONTEMPORARY Acosta Danza is a renowned Cuban dance company founded in 2015 by Carlos Acosta. Through the company’s work, the dance world…
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What Would Jarvis Do? Review – Omnibus Clapham
AN EXPERIMENTAL PIECE ABOUT LOSS AND FALLING APART, BUT WITHOUT A BIT MORE HOLDING IT TOGETHER, IT WAS HARD TO FULLY LET GO The front door in the opening scene…
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The Pleasures of Fanny: A Murder Mystery Musical Review | Brick Lane Music Hall
A TALENTED CAST, A LOVELY DINNER AND A MURDER MYSTERY I COULDN’T QUITE GET MY HEAD AROUND I’ve been to Brick Lane Music Hall twice before and absolutely loved both…
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Franz & Marie Review – Charing Cross Theatre
DESPITE THE POWERFUL PERFORMANCE OF THE TWO LEADS, FRANZ & MARIE FALLS FLAT Based on Georg Büchner’s unfinished 1837 play Woyzeck, Franz & Marie takes its title from the tragic…
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The Ivy Soho Brasserie | Cool Britannia Menu Review
GOOD FOOD, GOOD FIZZ AND A SURPRISE DOSE OF DOLLY PARTON There is something about a visit to The Ivy that always makes me feel fancy. Maybe it’s the beautiful…
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Affluenza Review – Riverside Studios
A FANTASTIC CAST AND IMPRESSIVE SET, BUT ULTIMATELY A PLAY THAT NEVER QUITE REACHES ITS PEAK Writer and director Andy Sandberg's new play Affluenza is a walking, talking social commentary…
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The Splatter Room Studio Review | Rage & Paint Session
WHO NEEDS THERAPY WHEN YOU HAVE PAINT, PROSECCO AND PRIMAL SCREAMING Have you ever heard of a Rage Room? Well, what about a Rage & Paint Session? Because that’s one…
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Flamenc Oh!! Review – Peacock Theatre
LIFELONG FLAMENCO FAN OR JUST FLAMEN-CURIOUS, THIS BRILLIANTLY ENTERTAINING SHOW HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE I went into Flamenc Oh!! not really knowing what to expect… Flamenco and comedy? Two of…
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