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Stand Up At Sir! Review – Devonshire Square Hotel
STAND UP COMEDY ON A MONDAY NIGHT? YOU’RE JOKING Monday nights don’t tend to be the designated weeknight out, but new comedy night, Stand Up at Sir!, is looking to…
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Driftwood Review – Kiln Theatre
AN INTENSE DRAMA BUT NEEDS SOME FURTHER EDITS Martina Laird’s debut play Driftwood is a multi-layered drama that tries to be many things at once. On one hand it is…
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An Ideal Husband Review – Lyric Hammersmith
A WITTY, FUN AFFAIR THAT BREATHES NEW LIFE INTO A TIMELESS CLASSIC Adaptations of classical theatre by renowned playwrights are always a gamble. Will they go too far with introducing…
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Mythos: Ragnarok Review – Alexandra Palace
WRESTLING, THEATRE, AN NORSE MYTHOLOGY – AN UNLIKELY WINNING COMBINATION When you think of storytelling mediums, wrestling is unlikely to come to mind. Particularly in a prestigious venue like Alexandra…
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After Miss Julie Review – Park Theatre
DRAMATIC BUT RUSHED What is the difference between love and lust? And who truly holds the power in a relationship? These are some of the questions attempted to be answered…
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Here There Are Blueberries Review – Stratford East
DEVASTATING AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING “That’s the thing about history, not all of it is knowable.” A powerful quote that captures the spirit of Moisés Kaufman and Amanda Gronich’s Pulitzer-nominated play, Here…
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That’ll Be The Day Review – London Palladium
GIVE ME SOME OF THAT OLD TIME ROCK'N'ROLL 1986 was a big year for pop culture. Top Gun dominated cinemas, Andrew Lloyd Webber debuted Phantom of the Opera, and Pixar…
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Jack And His Giant Stalk Review – Brick Lane Music Hall
THE PERFECT ANTIDOTE FOR THE WINTER BLUES You may be mistaken in thinking that Panto season ended back in December. However, at Brick Lane Music Hall, the fun is only…
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