Golden Age Theatre Company Presents: Testimony | Review
Each night for a week two different monologues written by Ian Dixon Potter will be performed. I watched Call Back
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Love Down the Line Written by Sophia Hatfield and Jack McNamara
Firstly, I would like to start by saying how much I admire and am grateful to, anyone creating theatre at
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It’s Beautiful, Over There at the Tristan Bates Theatre | Review
It’s Beautiful Over There is a story of death. We are warned this from the start and stories of death
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Islander: A New Musical at Southwark Playhouse | Review
There are a whole host of tiny Scottish islands, many stretching miles north of the mainland. Naturally this brings a
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NOISES OFF at the Garrick Theatre | Review
A company of relatively inept actors attempt to stage a tour of poorly written play, Nothing On. What could possibly
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The Elixir of Love at the King’s Head Theatre | Review
Opera has long been seen, rightly or wrongly, as a high brow form of theatre and this perception alone is
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British Theatre Academy presents Godspell In Concert
Stephen Schwartz’s 1971 musical Godspell is probably not his most famous work, it is, however, the first one I became
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Witness for the Prosecution at London’s County Hall | 2019
The Mousetrap is perhaps Agatha Christie’s most famous offering to London Theatre, but there’s another Agatha Christie across town which is
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