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An Audience With Abraham Lincoln Review – Greenwich Theatre
HISTORY BUFFS WILL BE CAPTIVATED BY THIS UNIQUE AND POWERFUL NARRATIVE Jacob Truax brings the life and lore of Abraham Lincoln to centre stage at the Greenwich Theatre in his…
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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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How To Give Up On Your Dreams Review – Greenwich Theatre
THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE AND ENDEARING Meg Chizek delights in her one-woman comedy How to Give Up on Your Dreams. The autobiographical, hour-long show charts her lifelong ambition to become a professional…
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The Magic Flute Review – Greenwich Theatre
THE MAGIC FLUTE AT GREENWICH THEATRE: A PLAYFUL, POIGNANT OPERATIC DELIGHT I do love me a bit of opera so I was excited to have the opportunity to pop down…
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Overshare Review – Greenwich Theatre
BRILLIANTLY UNHINGED By Trisha Cusack ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite It takes a certain type of person who is brave enough to not only overcome a mental health breakdown, but to…
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Greenwich Theatre Presents Online Initiative Greenwich Connects
ALL PERFORMANCES HAVE BEEN SUSPENDED IN THE MAIN HOUSE AND STUDIO In light of recent events, Greenwich Theatre proudly presents Greenwich Connects an online initiative for audiences, actors and those…
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Hilarious Fairy Tale Once Upon A Time Comes To London
IT WAS DARK. IT WAS ALMOST CERTAINLY SNOWING… The fairy tale adventure, Once Upon A Time, bursting with comedy, clowning, music and magic comes to Greenwich Theatre on Sunday 22nd…
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Sign Of Four Review – Greenwich Theatre
SIGN OF FOUR A review by Abigail Kathleen Set during the Indian rebellion, Sign of Four is about the mystery of stolen treasure and the disappearance of a Soldier seeking…
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