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Affluenza Review – Riverside Studios
A FANTASTIC CAST AND IMPRESSIVE SET, BUT ULTIMATELY A PLAY THAT NEVER QUITE REACHES ITS PEAK Writer and director Andy Sandberg's new play Affluenza is a walking, talking social commentary…
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Ghosts Review – Greenwich Theatre
A TOUCHING AND WHOLESOME SLOW BURN THAT’S SOMEWHAT WORTH THE WAIT Greenwich Theatre saw the premiere of Peter Martyn’s Ghosts this week, with a strictly limited two-night run on the…
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Here Comes J Edgar! Review – King’s Head Theatre
AMUSING AND CHARMING, BUT LACKING THE STAR QUALITY NEEDED FOR A HISTORICAL MUSICAL Harry Shearer and Tom Leopold’s comedy musical Here Comes J Edgar! is a glorious romp that follows…
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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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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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I’m Sorry, Prime Minister Review – Richmond Theatre
A SOCIAL AND POLITICAL COMMENTARY OF THE PAST AND PRESENT Written and directed by Jonathan Lynn, I’m Sorry, Prime Minister is an entertaining political satire and the long-awaited third instalment…
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Garden Party Review – Canal Cafe Theatre
A TALENTED CAST HELD BACK BY A DISJOINTED AND DIFFICULT TO FOLLOW PLOT On Wednesday night, the Canal Cafe Theatre in West London transformed into the scene of a 1966…
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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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