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Sit Or Kneel Review – The Other Palace
A PROMISING PREMISE UNDONE BY UNRESOLVED THEMES AND UNEVEN TONE I really wanted to like Sit or Kneel. Conceptually it was something I would greatly enjoy: a Gen-Z vicar trying…
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Fawlty Towers – The Play Review | New Wimbledon Theatre
OUTRAGEOUSLY FUNNY, ENDLESSLY ENTERTAINING, AND FULL OF HEART From the very first note of the familiar theme tune, Fawlty Towers – The Play at the New Wimbledon Theatre launches the…
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MUSIK Review – Wilton’s Music Hall
FRANCES BARBER IS AN UNFORGETTABLE FORCE OF NATURE IN ‘MUSIK’ To spend an hour in the company of Billie Trix is to be seduced, scandalised, and utterly spellbound. In MUSIK,…
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Private Lives Review – Rose Theatre
PRIVATE LIVES CAPTURES THE GLAMOUR BUT MISSES THE SPARK Noël Coward’s Private Lives is a play that relies on quick wit, simmering tension and effortless charm, the Rose Theatre’s latest…
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Bog Witch Review – Soho Theatre Walthamstow
BRYONY KIMMINGS CASTS A COMPELLING, EARTHY SPELL IN BOG WITCH Bryony Kimmings makes a long-awaited and triumphant return to the solo stage with Bog Witch, a show that is as…
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MJ The Musical Review – Prince Edward Theatre
A SHOW OF ICONIC MOVES AND MIXED EMOTIONS Going into MJ The Musical, I had high hopes. With a soundtrack packed full of Michael Jackson’s biggest hits and choreography worthy…
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Death On The Nile Review – Richmond Theatre
DAZZLING STAGE ADAPTATION OF A MYSTERY CLASSIC When adapting beloved novels for a new medium, there is always an element of risk involved. Will they remove plotlines, how will characters…
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Twelfth Night Or What You Will Review – Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre
A JOYOUS AND UPROARIOUS TWELFTH NIGHT AT THE GLOBE As someone who watches A LOT of Shakespeare annually, I can confidently say there is no better venue to watch a…
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