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Mathilda And The Orange Balloon Review
MATHILDA AND THE ORANGE BALLOON Join Mathilda, her herd, and the narrators on stage to see how, with a little imagination and a big open mind, anything is possible! Mathilda…
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Call Me Vicky Review – Pleasance Theatre
CALL ME VICKY For the last time, it’s not Martin… it’s Vicky! Written by sisters Nicola and Stacey Bland, Call Me Vicky is a debut play based entirely on a…
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Trial By Laughter Review – Richmond Theatre
TRIAL BY LAUGHTER Following critical acclaim for The Wipers Times, Ian Hislop and Nick Newman, editor and lead cartoonist of Private Eye, have once again taken inspiration from real life…
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Headhog Review – Barons Court Theatre
HEADHOG A review by Anisha from Fashion and Frappes Headhog is billed as a comedy about a girl who has a hedgehog in her brain. Sounds funny and silly on paper…
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Avenue Q Review – New Wimbledon Theatre
AVENUE Q “The Internet is really really great… For porn” A review by Tanya Howard After a failed attempt at submitting an idea to the Jim Henson Company co-creators Jeff…
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The Tempest Review – Lazarus Theatre
THE TEMPEST A review by Abigail Kathleen A storm, violent and destructive, reveals an enchanted island ruled by Prospero. In creating this fierce and ferocious tempest she wrecks a passing…
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The Ruffian On The Stair Review – The Hope Theatre
THE RUFFIAN ON THE STAIR “The heart is situated just below this badge on my pullover. Don’t miss, will you?” A review by Tanya Howard When a young man says…
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Cuzco Review – Theatre 503
CUZCO A review by Tanya Howard Set along the Inca Trail, Cuzco is a sharp contemporary portrait of a Spanish couple increasingly lost to one another. In a bid to…
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