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Crocodile Fever Review – Arcola Theatre
A GORY, UNFORGETTABLE CATHARSIS IN CROCODILE FEVER Meghan Tyler’s Crocodile Fever is a play that doesn’t just demand your attention; it grabs it by the throat, shakes it, and then,…
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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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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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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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Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto Review – Royal Festival Hall
A SPELLBINDING SEASON OPENER FROM THE LPO WITH BEETHOVEN’S EMPEROR CONCERTO AND GUEST YEFIM BRONFMAN I’ve been to my fair share of concerts, but there’s something truly magical about a…
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The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe Review – Sadler’s Wells
A SPELLBINDING INCANTATION: NARNIA BLOOMS AT SADLER'S WELLS I was excited to step through the wardrobe and leave my expectations behind for this acclaimed production of The Lion, The Witch…
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Macbeth Review – Theatre On Kew
A CAPTIVATING OPEN-AIR MACBETH IN KEW GARDENS' ENCHANTED SETTING The Australian Shakespeare Company’s production of Macbeth at Kew Gardens was a spellbinding blend of classic storytelling and atmospheric outdoor theatre.…
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For The Lack Of Laura Review – Shaw Theatre
FOR THE LACK OF LAURA: A PROMISING BUT UNEVEN MUSICAL JOURNEY There’s something undeniably charming about For the Lack of Laura, a new folk-infused musical that blends Irish mysticism, time…
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