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Why I Stuck A Flare Up My Arse For England Review – Garrick Theatre
THIS IS THE SORT OF PLAY THAT IS SURE TO GET NEW THEATREGOERS THROUGH THE DOORS World Cup fever took over the West End for one night only at The…
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Julius Caesar Review – Tower Theatre
WE SHOULD TOTALLY JUST STAB CAESAR! Julius Caesar is arguably one of Shakespeare’s most well-known plays – at least by name. The plot itself is vaguely understood to be one…
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Stories For Boys Review – Drayton Arms Theatre
"DEATH IS ALWAYS DIMLY THERE, BUT IF WE FOCUS ON IT, LIFE NO LONGER MAKES SENSE" Stories for Boys, written by Kieron Barry and directed by Hope Wishart, begins with…
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Driftwood Review – Kiln Theatre
AN INTENSE DRAMA BUT NEEDS SOME FURTHER EDITS Martina Laird’s debut play Driftwood is a multi-layered drama that tries to be many things at once. On one hand it is…
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Shantify Review – Underbelly Boulevard Soho
WILL LEAVE YOU WITH A SMILE ON YOUR FACE Let me start with a confession. I went into Shantify hoping for beards, woolly jumpers, a few mismatched pints, and a…
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Ink Review – Tower Theatre
AN ENERGETIC AND ENGAGING RENDITION OF A PLAY WHICH DESERVES TO GO DOWN AS A MODERN CLASSIC Playing at Tower Theatre in Stoke Newington, Jess Staufenberg’s production of James Graham’s…
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An Audience With Abraham Lincoln Review – Greenwich Theatre
HISTORY BUFFS WILL BE CAPTIVATED BY THIS UNIQUE AND POWERFUL NARRATIVE Jacob Truax brings the life and lore of Abraham Lincoln to centre stage at the Greenwich Theatre in his…
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Albatross Review – Omnibus Theatre
A THOUGHTFUL REFLECTION ON ONE OF THE MOST PRESSING ISSUES IN OUR TIME Albatross confronts climate change after it leaks into a family’s domestic world and literally floods their kitchen.
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