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BU21 Review – Network Theatre Waterloo
AFTER THE UNTHINKABLE: SIX LIVES, ONE TRAGEDY When we see a shooting on the news or slow down for a car crash on the motorway, most of us can’t help…
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Jack And His Giant Stalk Review – Brick Lane Music Hall
THE PERFECT ANTIDOTE FOR THE WINTER BLUES You may be mistaken in thinking that Panto season ended back in December. However, at Brick Lane Music Hall, the fun is only…
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Beautiful Little Fool Review – Southwark Playhouse
BIG FEELINGS, BEAUTIFUL MOMENTS & A FEW MISSED BEATS Southwark Playhouse Borough is one of those venues that instantly pulls you in. It’s intimate in the best way and there…
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Later Life Letter Review – The Southbank Centre
A PERFORMANCE THAT CAPTURES SOMETHING TRUTHFUL ABOUT HOW IDENTITY IS LIVED RATHER THAN SOLVED Luke Wright’s Later Life Letter arrives at the Southbank Centre with the looseness and vulnerability of…
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Snow White Review – Emerald Theatre London
A CAMP, CHAOTIC AND JOYFUL DRAG PANTO THAT KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT IT IS Snow White at the Emerald Theatre is not here to convert you to pantomime. It assumes you…
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Paranormal Activity Review – The Ambassadors Theatre
A MODERN GHOST STORY THAT STRUGGLES TO DELIVER FEAR I went into Paranormal Activity at the Ambassadors Theatre expecting to be terrified. The kind of fear that follows you home…
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Sh!t Theatre: Evita Too Review – Southbank Centre
RECLAIMING ISABEL PERÓN: THE PRESIDENT HISTORY TRIED TO MR-FORGET It’s rare for a show to win me over so quickly, but Sh!t Theatre’s Evita Too had both me and the…
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Dick Whittington And His Catford Cat Review – Broadway Theatre Catford
"THERE’S NOTHING LEFT FOR ME IN LONDON NOW THAT DICKS GONE" Alice, Dick Whittington and his Catford Cat... Same babe. Same. Powerful, poignant & perfect. Dick Whittington & his Catford…
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