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Dr Freud Will See You Now, Mrs Hitler Review
COULD THE FATHER OF PSYCHOANALYSIS HAVE DIAGNOSED, AND EVEN DISARMED, THE MAKING OF A DICTATOR? Dr Freud Will See You Now, Mrs Hitler, by Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran, is…
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Dagmarr’s Dimanche Review – Crazy Coqs
A TESTAMENT TO QUEER ART'S ENDURANCE Hersch Dagmarr may leave you in doubt about his spectral origins or his age (is he 20 or 120?) but one thing that is…
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Caged Sisters Musical Review – Bridewell Theatre
PROMISING NEW MUSICAL WITH ROOM TO GROW East meets West in this promising new musical that introduces traditional Chinese literature to new audiences. Inspired by a chapter in one of the…
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Interview Review – Riverside Studios
A THOUGHTFUL AND INTRIGUING PIECE OF THEATRE Riverside Studios in Hammersmith is a jewel of a venue, and Interview makes perfect use of its intimate, stylish spaces. The theatre itself…
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Sabrage Review – Lafayette London
SABRAGE AT LAFAYETTE: CHAOTIC, CAMP, AND COMPLETELY UNMISSABLE Where to begin with Sabrage? If you’re offended by nudity, swearing, drinking, sex appeal, or general chaos, this show isn’t for you.…
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Make Me Feel Review – Bush Theatre
MAKE ME FEEL - I WANTED TO FEEL MORE The story begins with bride-to-be Ruby (Dejuan Desiree) and her fiancé Jamie (Joshua Aketse-Entsie) playfully debating their wedding playlist. All seems…
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A Manchester Anthem Review – Riverside Studios
THE COST OF A SOYA LATTE: CLASS, COMEDY, AND COMING OF AGE What a play. I’ll admit, I was sceptical at first as I find that one-act plays can struggle…
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The Gathered Leaves Review – Park Theatre
MOVING, LAUGH-OUT-LOUD FUNNY, AND UNFLINCHINGLY HONEST The Gathered Leaves, written by Andrew Keatley and directed by Adrian Noble, is a play that manages to be both devastating and tender (I…
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