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King of Pangea Review – King’s Head Theatre
A HEARTFELT TALE OF GRIEF, HOPE, AND HEALING Martin Storrow’s new musical, King of Pangea, directed by Richard Israel, is a beautiful exploration of navigating grief that brings us on…
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Stereophonic Review – Duke Of York’s Theatre
ELI GELB WAS THE BEATING HEART ALONGSIDE THE BEATING DRUMS OF THE PLAY Stereophonic — the Tony-award winning play, not to be confused with the Welsh band Stereophonics — is…
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The Taming Of The Shrew Review – Shakespeare In The Squares
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW - A VERSION TAMED BY COMEDY A controversial play for the modern-day, The Taming of the Shrew famously undertakes a heavily gendered examination of obedience…
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Ruthless Review – Arches Lane Theatre
PROMISING PREMISE BUT NEEDS POLISHING By Trisha Cusack ⭐⭐ | Press Invite When a major scandal occurs, like that of Bernie Madoff and his multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme which was…
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House Of Life Review – Soho Theatre
HOUSE OF LIFE: A GLITTERY, JOY-FILLED RAVE-RITUAL THAT COVERTS YOU WILLINGLY By Emma Carney | Bunny Pudding · Digital Coven · @bunnyscopes ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite I had no expectations of…
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My Master Builder Review – Wyndham’s Theatre
BIG NAMES, BIG THEMES… BIG CONFUSION By Tanya Howard | Founder, The Live Review London · @glamglitzlondon ⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite I left My Master Builder wondering if I’d missed…
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Bat Out Of Hell Review – Peacock Theatre
TOOK THE WORDS RIGHT OUT OF MY MOUTH By Tom Ffiske | Immersive Wire ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite Sometimes, life is a lemon and you want your money back. Not…
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Pop Off, Michelangelo! Review – Underbelly Boulevard Soho
INCREDIBLY FUN AND UNAPOLOGETICALLY GAY: POP OFF, MICHELANGELO! IS A MUST-SEE By Molly Hayes | Molly Hayes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite As a lover of all things camp and unhinged,…
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