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Dr Strangelove Review – Noel Coward Theatre
RARELY HAS THE PROSPECT OF THE END OF THE WORLD BEEN SO FUNNY By Henry Roberts | Henry Roberts Creative · @henry_roberts_photography | Press Invite We like to think that those in power…
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Why A Black Woman Will Never Be Prime Minister Review – Camden People’s Theatre
A SKILLFUL BALANCE OF HUMOUR AND THE STARK REPRESENTATION OF MISOGYNOIR MAKING FOR A THOUGHT PROVOKING EXPERIENCE By Molly Hayes | Molly Hayes ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite Anyone who keeps up…
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The Flea Review – The Yard Theatre
AN ELECTRIFYING AND SURREAL DIVE INTO VICTORIAN SCANDAL By Emma Carney | Bunny Pudding · Digital Coven · @bunnyscopes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite Truly one of my shows of the year.…
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Amaze Review – Criterion Theatre
PREPARE TO BE AMAZED By Charlotte Mason-Mottram | Mason-Mottram | Press Invite Critics, youngsters, children of the eighties, and anyone else—get ready to be amazed. Jamie Allan’s show, Amaze, truly has…
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Statues Review – Bush Theatre
AN ODE TO SOCIETY By Charlotte Mason-Mottram | Mason-Mottram ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite “Statues,” thoughtfully written and powerfully performed by award-winning playwright Azan Ahmed, is a 70-minute sensation. This original play…
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank Review – Marylebone Theatre
THIS IS NOT A LIGHT NIGHT OUT, BUT IT’S AN ENTERTAINING AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING ONE PACKED WITH POLISHED PERFORMANCES By Anthea Gerrie | Vie Magazine: Anthea Gerrie | Press Invite You don’t…
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Släpstick: Schërzo Review – Wilton’s Music Hall
BRASS BLUNDERS By Tom Ffiske | Immersive Wire ⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite Comedy and music have one thing in common: it’s all about the timing. We expect good songs to…
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French Toast Review – Riverside Studios
FRENCH TOAST SERVES UP LAUGHS, BUT FAILS SHORT OF ITS POTENTIAL By Staff Writer | Press Invite I really wanted to like French Toast, but unfortunately I left largely disappointed.…
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