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Chat Noir Review – The Lost Estate
VELVET, VICE AND A TOUCH OF CHAOS: A NIGHT AT CHAT NOIR There’s something about finding a place that can transport you to another place and time. And that’s just…
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream Review – Globe Theatre
A WHIMSICAL, ECCENTRIC, AND GLORIOUSLY QUEER PRODUCTION REST IN PEACE, William Shakespeare, you would have loved Emily Lim’s adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. Bursting with…
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Talking People – The Prodigal Review – UNDR
SIX ACTORS. NO SCRIPT. PURE IMPROVISATION Talking People is a fully improvised performance shaped by the interaction between audience and cast, meaning the night’s story can go anywhere. On the…
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A Dream Come True: Molly Gupta Review – The Tabernacle
A GREAT NIGHT WITH A FANTASTIC AND ENERGETIC CROWD, WHO TRULY ADMIRED AND APPRECIATED MOLLY A night of Western pop and Bollywood, with TikTok sensation Molly Gupta, in Notting Hill's…
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Don’t Panic Review – Etcetera Theatre
DON'T PANIC IS A LIKEABLE AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING IF SOMEWHAT SLIGHT EXPLORATION OF A NIGHTMARISH WORLD OF THE FUTURE Playing at Etcetera Theatre above the Oxford Arms in Camden, Don’t Panic…
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Cock Review – COLAB Theatre
MORE THAN A LABEL: A FIVE-STAR TRIUMPH OF IDENTITY AND EMOTION With a title like this, you go in not quite knowing what to expect. I certainly didn’t anticipate Cock…
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Robert Will Show You The Door Review – Greenwich Theatre
WHILE THE PLAY IS LARGELY SELF-DEPRECATING AND LIGHTHEARTED, THERE ARE THEMES EXPLORED THAT BRING A LARGELY HUMAN AND TENDER ELEMENT TO JEREMY'S TALES Susan Jeremy’s one-woman show, Robert Will Show…
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The Rocky Horror Picture Show 50th Anniversary Spectacular Review
A GLORIOUSLY CHAOTIC NIGHT OUT There is nothing quite like being in a room full of people who have fully committed to the bit. Last night at the Dominion Theatre,…
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