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Othello Review – Theatre Royal Haymarket
THE ACTING WAS EXCEPTIONAL THROUGHOUT A classic Shakespearean tragedy about jealousy, manipulation, and betrayal, Othello has been reimagined countless times. Directed by Tom Morris, this new production at the Theatre…
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How To Give Up On Your Dreams Review – Greenwich Theatre
THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE AND ENDEARING Meg Chizek delights in her one-woman comedy How to Give Up on Your Dreams. The autobiographical, hour-long show charts her lifelong ambition to become a professional…
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Daddy’s First Gay Date Review – Seven Dials Playhouse
A POIGNANT EXPLORATION OF IDENTITY, COURAGE, AND THE TRANSFORMATIVE JOURNEY THAT TRANSCENDS MERE SEXUALITY Written and performed by Sam Danson and directed by Rikki Beadle-Blair, Daddy's First Gay Date combines…
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The Unbelievers Review – Royal Court Theatre
IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO ANTICIPATE HOW WE’LL REACT WHEN THE UNTHINKABLE HAPPENS Written by Nick Payne and directed by Marianne Elliott, The Unbelievers delves into the life-shattering ramifications on his family…
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Moominvalley In November Review – Upstairs At The Gatehouse
THE BELOVED WINTER TALE HAS BEEN TURNED INTO A MUSICAL IN THIS WORLD-PREMIERE ADAPTATION OF TOVE JANSSON’S WORK Moominvalley in November was Tove Jansson’s final Moomin novel. First published in…
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Kindling Review – Park Theatre
A COMEDIC TALE OF GRIEF AND NEW FRIENDSHIP Five perimenopausal women, who don’t really know each other, much less like each other, lost in a woods while on a camping…
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The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical Review
"THE STORY YOU ARE ABOUT TO HEAR HAS BEEN TOLD BEFORE. A LOT" In 2005, I was far more interested in witches and wizards than Greek gods (much to my…
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Crocodile Fever Review – Arcola Theatre
A GORY, UNFORGETTABLE CATHARSIS IN CROCODILE FEVER Meghan Tyler’s Crocodile Fever is a play that doesn’t just demand your attention; it grabs it by the throat, shakes it, and then,…
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