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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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Rohan Joshi: Getting There (But Not Quite) Review – Soho Theatre
A SOLO HOUR AFTER A SOLO TRIP Watching comedy in London is always an enjoyable experience. There’s a whole bunch of fledgling and smaller groups trying to swim up to…
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