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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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Ham Review – Soho Theatre
SHAKESPEARE CATEGORISED COMEDIES AS EVERYONE GETS MARRIED IN THE END, AND TRAGEDIES AS EVERYONE DIES IN THE END HAM asks, what if the fate of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy, Hamlet,…
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What The Animals Say Review – Finborough Theatre
THIS DEBUT PLAY PACKS A PUNCH 17 YEARS ON 17 years after it first debuted, David Ireland’s ‘What the Animals Say’ takes to the stage at the Finborough Theatre. This…
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Edward Gardner Conducts Britten’s War Requiem Review – Royal Festival Hall
'BRITTEN'S WAR REQUIEM OFFERS AN OMINOUS MUSICAL LANDSCAPE THAT NEVER LOSES ITS RELEVANCE' As UK headlines increasingly challenge the British public to hear the battle cry 'are we ready for…
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English National Ballet: Rhythm Riot Review – Sadler’s Wells
A GUT WRENCHING STANDOUT HIDING INSIDE A VERY MIXED PROGRAMME It seems brutally unfair to review this show as a whole, instead of giving star values for each individual dance,…
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The First Year (Of The Gaza Genocide In The Media) Review – New Diorama Theatre
A THEATRICAL INTERROGATION OF STATE CRIME AND PRESS BIA DURING GENOCIDE Written and directed by Sînziana Cojocărescu, BÉZNĂ Theatre’s blistering multimedia investigation confronts the machinery used to distort public perception.
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Ronnie Scott’s Blues Explosion Present Ladies Sing The Blues Review
A POWERHOUSE TRIBUTE TO THE WOMEN WHO BUILT THE BLUES Ronnie Scott's Blues Explosion doesn't do things by halves, and their "Ladies Sing the Blues" run proved exactly why the…
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The Ivy Asia Mayfair Review | The Elements: Fire & Ice Menu
FANCY FOOD, FABULOUS COCKTAILS AND SERIOUSLY GORGEOUS SURROUNDINGS Have you ever gone somewhere and thought “Am I posh enough to be here” because that was me at The Ivy Asia…
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