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A Dream Come True: Molly Gupta Review – The Tabernacle
A GREAT NIGHT WITH A FANTASTIC AND ENERGETIC CROWN, WHO TRULY ADMIRED AND APPRECIATED MOLLY A night of Western pop and Bollywood, with TikTok sensation Molly Gupta, in Notting Hill's…
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Don’t Panic Review – Etcetera Theatre
DON'T PANIC IS A LIKEABLE AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING IF SOMEWHAT SLIGHT EXPLORATION OF A NIGHTMARISH WORLD OF THE FUTURE Playing at Etcetera Theatre above the Oxford Arms in Camden, Don’t Panic…
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Cock Review – COLAB Theatre
MORE THAN A LABEL: A FIVE-STAR TRIUMPH OF IDENTITY AND EMOTION With a title like this, you go in not quite knowing what to expect. I certainly didn’t anticipate Cock…
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Robert Will Show You The Door Review – Greenwich Theatre
WHILE THE PLAY IS LARGELY SELF-DEPRECATING AND LIGHTHEARTED, THERE ARE THEMES EXPLORED THAT BRING A LARGELY HUMAN AND TENDER ELEMENT TO JEREMY'S TALES Susan Jeremy’s one-woman show, Robert Will Show…
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary Spectacular Review
A GLORIOUSLY CHAOTIC NIGHT OUT There is nothing quite like being in a room full of people who have fully committed to the bit. Last night at the Dominion Theatre,…
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The Center Will Not Hold Review – Sadler’s Wells
A CONFRONTING AND COMMUNAL TRIUMPH THAT STRETCHED ACROSS DANCE GENRES Michelle Dorrance and Ephrat Asherie’s The Center Will Not Hold is far more than a conventional tap production; it is…
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Avenue Q Review – Shaftesbury Theatre
FILTHY, FUNNY AND... FURRY: PUPPETS BEHAVING VERY BADLY Avenue Q is back, baby! And I don’t think I can quite explain just how excited I was when that announcement dropped.…
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Film Composers Panel With AWFC Review – Royal College Of Music
THE ALLIANCE FOR WOMEN FILM COMPOSERS CAME TOGETHER FOR AN INTIMATE CELEBRATION OF FILM SCORING AT LONDON SOUNDTRACKING FESTIVAL The Alliance for Women Film Composers (AWFC) hosted a panel event…
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