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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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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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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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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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Housemates 2026: Tube Chronicles Review – Brixton House
RAZAK OSMAN, A TUBE STATION WORKER FROM EAST LONDON, BEAUTIFULLY PORTRAYS HIS LIVED EXPERIENCES OF THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF THE TUBE NIGHT SHIFT AT BRIXTON HOUSE THEATRE From your…
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