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TWO Review – Park Theatre
A HILARIOUS AND POIGNANT INSIGHTS INTO WORKING-CLASS RELATIONSHIPS With young people turning away from drink, pubs risk falling out of fashion. But TWO at Park Theatre reminds us why they…
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Saint Joan Review – Arches Lane Theatre
A PROVOCATIVE AND INTELLECTUALLY STIMULATING VERSION OF THE JOAN OF ARC STORY Playing until the 12th of April, at the Arches Lane theatre near Battersea Power Station, Saint Joan is…
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The Jury Experience: Death on the Port Side Review
YOU DECIDE THE VERDICT IN THIS INTERACTIVE COURTROOM DRAMA There’s something instantly quite gripping about the concept behind The Jury Experience: Death on the Port Side at Shaw Theatre. You’re…
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Paco Peña Flamenco Dance Company: Solera Review – Sadler’s Wells
WORK ROOTED IN TRADITION YET ALIVE WITH INTEGRATED EXCHANGE Solera, created by Flamenco virtuoso Paco Peña and directed by Jude Kelly, is a work rooted in tradition yet alive with…
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Eggs Aren’t That Easy To Make Review – Riverside Studios
A GLORIOUS EXPLORATION OF THE COMPLEXITIES OF ADULTHOOD, FRIENDSHIP, AND THE DECISION TO HAVE A BABY IN A LESBIAN RELATIONSHIP A speed stacker, a balding 30 year old, and a…
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Her Ensemble Review – Ronnie Scotts’
A BOLD, BEAUTIFUL SHIFT IN ATMOSPHERE Ronnie Scott’s is a venue that always promises an amazing ambience made up of a stunning location, fabulous food, delightful drinks and marvellous music.…
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Riki Lindhome: Dead Inside Review – Soho Theatre
I APPLAUD TAKING SUCH A VISCERAL SUBJECT AS FERTILITY AND PLACING IT LITERALLY CENTRE STAGE One of my favourite facts about the TV franchise, The Bachelor, is that any time…
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Moonlight – The Philip Lynott Enigma Review – Eventim Apollo
A SINCERE AND SPIRITED TRIBUTE TO A ROCK HERO There is a particular challenge that comes with telling the story of a rock icon on stage. Do you cater primarily…
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