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Mother Courage And Her Children Review – Globe Theatre
NOT PERFECT, BUT NEVER BORING, LONG MAY THE GLOBE KEEP TAKING RISKS LIKE THIS Having acted in Brecht myself during my training at the New Vic Youth Theatre – where…
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1536 Review – Ambassadors Theatre
FUNNY, FIERCE, AND FRIGHTENING RELEVANT I have been desperate to see 1536 since its acclaimed first performance at the Almeida, and I am delighted to say I was not disappointed.…
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Michael Pipoquinha Review – Ronnie Scotts
BRAZILIAN BRILLIANT AND BOUNDLESS ENERGY Let me tell you about a very cool man (or should I say, cool cat if I’m going full jazz baby?): Michael Pipoquinha. The Limoeiro…
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Fantasia Orchestra With Jasdeep Singh Degun Review – Smith Square Hall
A TRULY TRANSCENDENT NIGHT WITH JASDEEP SINGH DEGUN & FANTASIA ORCHESTRA - WHERE EAST MEETS WEST Here is a name you should remember: Jasdeep Singh Degun. He is a sitar…
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Her Ensemble Review – Ronnie Scotts’
A BOLD, BEAUTIFUL SHIFT IN ATMOSPHERE Ronnie Scott’s is a venue that always promises an amazing ambience made up of a stunning location, fabulous food, delightful drinks and marvellous music.…
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Moonlight – The Philip Lynott Enigma Review – Eventim Apollo
A SINCERE AND SPIRITED TRIBUTE TO A ROCK HERO There is a particular challenge that comes with telling the story of a rock icon on stage. Do you cater primarily…
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Andrew Doherty: Sad Gay AIDS Play – Soho Theatre
DOHERTY'S WARMTH AND CHARISMATIC PERFORMANCE CONSISTENTLY ELEVATES THIS PIECE Andrew Doherty's Sad Gay AIDS Play is a mischievously humorous satire that sends up the nature of arts council funding in…
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Scottish Ballet: Mary, Queen Of Scots Review – Sadler’s Wells
A TUDOR THRILLER IN TIGHTS Tudors* and Tutus? I’m in… The moment I learned about Scottish Ballet’s Mary, Queen of Scots, I was aflutter with anticipation. And from the moment…
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