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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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I Tried Crust Bros’ New Menu And One Pizza Stole The Show
NEW PIZZAS, SHARING PLATES AND A WHOLE LOT OF DOUGHY GOODNESS When an invitation lands in your inbox promising pizza, cocktails and a first look at a brand-new menu, there's…
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The Lady Boys of Bangkok: Full Moon Review
GLITZ, GLAM AND A WHOLE LOT OF CAMP Drag Queens. Cabaret. Over the top costumes. A soundtrack of songs I can sing along to… All things I love, which meant…
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BuzzAttack Review | London’s New TV Game Show Experience Put Me To The Test
BUZZERS AT THE READY... IT'S TIME TO COMPETE There's something about a TV game show that instantly makes you think you'd absolutely smash it… or is that just me?! Sat…
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The Handlebards: As You Like It Review – Royal Hospital Chelsea
THE CAST OZZED TALENT; THEIR CAMARADERIE AND CHEMISTRY WAS GENUINELY ENJOYABLE TO WATCH Home of the 2026 Chelsea Flower Show, the Royal Hospital Chelsea makes a fitting stage for Shakespeare’s…
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Twelfth Night: A Nonsensical Medieval Romp Review – Actors’ Church
AN INVENTIVE AND ENTERTAINING PRODUCTION THAT REALLY FOUND ITS STRIDE AFTER THE INTERVAL On a summer evening, there are few more inviting places to watch Shakespeare than the lush green…
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