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Sh!t-faced Shakespeare: Hamlet Review – Leicester Square Theatre
A TIPSY TWIST ON THE BARD THAT’S EQUAL PARTS CHAOS AND COMEDY Confession time: I’m not usually one for Shakespeare. Half the time I have no idea what’s being said,…
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Every Brilliant Thing Review – Soho Place
SMALL JOYS AND BIG EMOTIONS: LENNY HENRY DELIVERS WITH HUMOUR AND HEART Another theatre ticked off the list for me, and Every Brilliant Thing at Soho Place made the visit…
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A Role To Die For Review – Marylebone Theatre
A SLICK, SHARP SATIRE WITH A LICENCE TO THRILL This was my first time visiting the Marylebone Theatre, and what a way to be introduced. I always love getting the…
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Saving Mozart Review – The Other Palace
SAVING MOZART: MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE The lesser-known true story of Mozart takes centre stage in Saving Mozart, flipping the script on the legendary composer’s legacy. Told through a contemporary…
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Macbeth Review – Theatre On Kew
A CAPTIVATING OPEN-AIR MACBETH IN KEW GARDENS' ENCHANTED SETTING The Australian Shakespeare Company’s production of Macbeth at Kew Gardens was a spellbinding blend of classic storytelling and atmospheric outdoor theatre.…
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The Diana Mixtape Review – HERE at Outernet
A ROYAL RIOT OF POP, DRAG, AND CAMPY CHAOS You had me at Diana meets Britney meets Gaga meets Drag Royalty. That alone should give you an idea of the…
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For The Lack Of Laura Review – Shaw Theatre
FOR THE LACK OF LAURA: A PROMISING BUT UNEVEN MUSICAL JOURNEY There’s something undeniably charming about For the Lack of Laura, a new folk-infused musical that blends Irish mysticism, time…
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The Daughter Of Time Review – Charing Cross Theatre
GREAT PERFORMANCE, CLEVER STAGING, BUT HISTORY LOVERS WILL GET WAY MORE FROM IT THAN THE REST OF US Let’s get this out of the way: if you don’t know much…
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