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Beats + Strings – Soul Renaissance Review – Hen & Chickens Theatre
BRING YOUR DANCING FEET FOR A SOUL STIRRING, GENDER BLENDING TRIUMPH Ah, Camden Fringe—who doesn’t love the chaos and excitement of one of London's favourite annual theatre events? So, dear…
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They Were Roommates Review – The Hope Theatre
I HAVEN'T BEEN SO INVESTED IN A WILL-THEY WON'T-THEY NARRATIVE SINCE ROSS AND RACHEL FROM FRIENDS Tucked away on the top floor of an Islington pub is one of London’s…
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I’m Every Woman – The Chaka Khan Musical Review
A SOUNDTRACK THAT SOARS, BUT THE STORY NEVER QUITE FINDS ITS RHYTHM There's always a little extra excitement when you go into a musical knowing you're already going to love…
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Here Comes J Edgar! Review – King’s Head Theatre
AMUSING AND CHARMING, BUT LACKING THE STAR QUALITY NEEDED FOR A HISTORICAL MUSICAL Harry Shearer and Tom Leopold’s comedy musical Here Comes J Edgar! is a glorious romp that follows…
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The Handlebards: Macbeth Review – The Charterhouse
SHAKESPEARE WITH STYLE, SPEED AND SERIOUS LAUGHS Let's be honest. When you think of Macbeth, you think of tragedy, ambition, murder, and a whole lot of guilt. You do not…
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Firebird Review – Southwark Playhouse Borough
"LIKE GROOMING ITSELF, THE PLAY DOESN'T ARRIVE AT ONCE. IT INCHES FORWARD, PATIENTLY GAINING OUR TRUST BEFORE TIGHTENING ITS GRIP" Firebird, written by Phil Davies and revived by Marlie Haco…
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Hit Machine Review – Soho Theatre
A TREAT TO BE IN THE PRESENCE OF SUCH IMPRESSIVE, ICONIC PERFORMERS Written by Jonathan Caren and directed by Daniel Bailey, Hit Machine is a tale of two brothers, Wes…
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Circle Mirror Transformation Review – Tower Theatre
AN INTIMATE SPACE THAT TRULY MAKES YOU FEEL PART OF THE RAG-TAG GROUP OF CHARACTERS Five people come together at a community centre’s acting workshop. Over six weeks, how do…
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