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Shadowlands Review – Aldwych Theatre
RAW EMOTION, UNEXPECTED LAUGHTER & A STORY THAT STAYS WITH YOU I’m not usually one for the more serious plays. Give me a musical, comedy, something upbeat, and I’m your…
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After Miss Julie Review – Park Theatre
DRAMATIC BUT RUSHED What is the difference between love and lust? And who truly holds the power in a relationship? These are some of the questions attempted to be answered…
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Cable Street Review – Marylebone Theatre
CABLE STREET LACKS CLARITY AT A TIME WHEN ITS MESSAGE IS NEEDED MOST The idea for the Cable Street musical began in 2017, but it took until 2024 for London…
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Here There Are Blueberries Review – Stratford East
DEVASTATING AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING “That’s the thing about history, not all of it is knowable.” A powerful quote that captures the spirit of Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich’s Pulitzer-nominated play, Here…
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The Constant Wife Review – Richmond Theatre
IT'S NOT A HABIT OF MINE TO LEAVE A PLAY ABOUT INFIDELITY FEELING UPLIFTED, BUT I ACTUALLY FELT EMPOWERED A cheating husband, a scandalised social circle, and a wife who…
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The Tempest Review – Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre
PLAYING WITH THE PLAY: A METATHEATRICAL TEMPEST Shakespeare’s final solo play is typically treated with reverence. Prospero is deemed a vessel for Shakespeare himself, with his control of the stage…
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Debate: Baldwin Vs Buckley Review – Wilton’s Music Hall
DOES BALDWIN AND BUCKLEY’S LEGENDARY DEBATE TRANSLATE TO THE STAGE? In 1965, author and civil rights activist James Baldwin met conservative commentator William F. Buckley Jr. for a now-infamous debate on…
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That’ll Be The Day Review – London Palladium
GIVE ME SOME OF THAT OLD TIME ROCK'N'ROLL 1986 was a big year for pop culture. Top Gun dominated cinemas, Andrew Lloyd Webber debuted Phantom of the Opera, and Pixar…
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