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Roller Nation Review | An Alternative Night Out In London
PERFECT FOR MATES, DATES AND SOLO SKATES Get your skates on folks, we’re going to a roller disco! Roller Nation, home to London’s purpose-built roller skating nightclub, offers everything you…
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The Snowman Review – Peacock Theatre
A MAGICAL START TO THE CHRISTMAS SEASON The Snowman makes its return to stage for its 28th year, bringing with it all of the joy and childlike wonder that makes…
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The Talented Mr Ripley Review – Richmond Theatre
A STYLISH ADAPTATION THAT FAILS TO DELIVER THE THRILL Mark Leipacher’s stage adaptation of the Patricia Highsmith psychological thriller The Talented Mr Ripley takes us through a tale of manipulation,…
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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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Kindling Review – Park Theatre
A COMEDIC TALE OF GRIEF AND NEW FRIENDSHIP Five perimenopausal women, who don’t really know each other, much less like each other, lost in a woods while on a camping…
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Death On The Nile Review – Richmond Theatre
DAZZLING STAGE ADAPTATION OF A MYSTERY CLASSIC When adapting beloved novels for a new medium, there is always an element of risk involved. Will they remove plotlines, how will characters…
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Blessings Review – Riverside Studios
A STRONG CAST CARRIES BLESSINGS THROUGH AN UNEVEN SCRIPT Sarah Shelton’s family drama, ‘Blessings’, brings the audience back to Britain in 1969, during a time of major societal change and…
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Reunion Review – Kiln Theatre
GRIPPING BLACK IRISH COMEDY COMES TO THE UK Making its UK debut, Mark O’Rowe’s ‘Reunion’ is a well crafted show around how, when it comes to family, you really can’t…
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