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Ham Review – Soho Theatre
SHAKESPEARE CATEGORISED COMEDIES AS EVERYONE GETS MARRIED IN THE END, AND TRAGEDIES AS EVERYONE DIES IN THE END HAM asks, what if the fate of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy, Hamlet,…
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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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Riki Lindhome: Dead Inside Review – Soho Theatre
I APPLAUD TAKING SUCH A VISCERAL SUBJECT AS FERTILITY AND PLACING IT LITERALLY CENTRE STAGE One of my favourite facts about the TV franchise, The Bachelor, is that any time…
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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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John Tothill: This Must Be Heaven Review – Soho Theatre
I HAD A, WELL, HEAVENLY TIME AT JOHN TOTHILL: THIS MUST BE HEAVEN AT SOHO THEATRE Tothill’s stage persona of a slightly flirty English teacher, or at least someone who…
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Christian Dart: Gumshoe! Review – Soho Theatre
GUMSHOE! IS THE PERFECT ANTIDOTE TO THESE DEPRESSING WINTER NIGHTS I absolutely loved Gumshoe! Christian Dart’s perfectly ridiculous police parody on at the Soho Theatre for sadly far too short…
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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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Really Good Exposure Review – Soho Theatre
REALLY GOOD EXPOSURE DEMANDS REFLECTION ON HOW WE VIEW WOMEN, FAME AND AUTONOMY IN A CULTURE THAT SO OFTEN DENIES THEM REAL CONTROL Sitting in Soho Theatre for Megan Prescott’s…
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