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Double Indemnity Review – Richmond Theatre
A STORY BUILT ON GREED, DECEPTION AND THE FATAL CONSEQUENCES OF A SEEMINGLY PERFECT CRIME The stage adaptation of Double Indemnity, currently playing at Richmond Theatre, is not short on…
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The Uncontainable Nausea Of Alec Baldwin Review – New Diorama Theatre
AN AMBITIOUS CONCEPT THAT STRUGGLES TO JUSTIFY THE EXPANSION The Uncontainable Nausea of Alec Baldwin, by writer/director Tommaso Giacomin from TG Works, is a multi-disciplinary approach to discussing anxiety about…
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Broken Glass Review – Young Vic
HOW FAR AWAY MUST SUFFERING BE BEFORE WE ALLOW OURSELVES TO IGNORE IT? At first glance, Broken Glass feels like an unusual choice for revival. Arthur Miller’s 1994 play is…
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While We Wait Review – Arches Lane Theatre
WHEN TIME MOVES DIFFERENTLY Time feels like it moves differently depending on who you spend it with. While We Wait by Craig “Doe” Wilmann turns this simple idea into a tender and…
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Sinematic Review – Emerald London
GLAMOUR, CHAOS, AND A LITTLE ROOM FOR REFINEMENT Emerald London was designed for immersive entertainment, live music, and cabaret. In particular, the Diamonds and Dust show, directed by Dita Von…
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Talking People Review – Underbelly Boulevard
A FRESH, DARING NIGHT WHERE ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN Talking People is a show like no other… not even like their previous performance. This six-person performance is entirely shaped by chance and audience…
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5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche Review – The Tower Theatre
RESPECT THE EGG: A REVIEW OF 5 LESBIANS EATING A QUICHE There’s nothing quite like walking into a theatre and not having the foggiest clue about what you’re about to…
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Spanish Oranges Review – The Playground Theatre
AN INTELLIGENT AND INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP DRAMA THAT UNRAVELS IN ITS SECOND HALF Inspired by the emotional intensity of classic relationship dramas, Spanish Oranges explores the shifting power, ambition and resentment…
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