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Reviews by Karen Pond

The following London theatre reviews are written by Karen Pond. Reviews include London West End and Off-West End. Read the latest reviews of productions in London by all reviewers.

Hilarious Bad Jews at Theatre Royal Haymarket – Review

February 18, 2016 Last updated: May 7, 2019 7:28 pm By Karen Pond

Bad Jews Arts Theatre

Bad Jews is a hilarious play written by Josh Harmon exposing the tensions when three members of a Jewish family are forced to spend a night together in a cramped New York apartment following the death of “Poppy” their Holocaust survivor grandfather and most “important family member”. A beloved grandfather has died and a treasured family heirloom with religious significance is up for grabs. But who is most deserving of it? Bossy, overbearing, fanatically religious … [Read more...]

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Review of WEALD at Finborough Theatre London

February 5, 2016 Last updated: June 25, 2019 3:09 pm By Karen Pond

Weald

Weald is playwright, Dan Foxsmith’s, third full-length play. It’s well written and observant, thought-provoking and emotional. The play is humourous in parts with some good one-liners. “The farm was there, wasn't going anywhere. It was solid, physical. Flagstones. Timber. Place housed the hopes and fears of hundreds of people, and I cast it to one side, just like that, because I was blindsided. All I needed to do was stand firm like the rest, take a breath and I'd've been fine. … [Read more...]

Chancers at The Bridewell Theatre – Review

December 16, 2015 Last updated: May 9, 2018 5:31 pm By Karen Pond

Chancers

Presented by the Tower Theatre Company and written by Robert Massey, Chancers is thought-provoking and humorous whilst showing us “there’s more than one way to win the lotto”. Dee and Aiden Farrell are a decent couple facing tough times. Hard hit by Ireland’s recession, they’ve had to rent their home to strangers, a rough shower from Dublin, and move their family into their almost bankrupt convenience store. On the verge of losing it all a chance of money comes their way, via an unpleasant … [Read more...]

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A Table Set For Two at the Etcetera Theatre – Review

December 1, 2015 Last updated: May 3, 2019 1:00 am By Karen Pond

A Table Set For Two

A Table Set for Two, is a two-header play, written by Andrew Skipper. The play which is a revival of the Underground Clown Club's production was performed at Camden’s Etcetra Theatre "On a rainy evening, Henry sits alone in his kitchen, reads the paper and remembers.  In our lives the momentous and the mundane go hand in hand, but what is it that stays with us: which moments burn themselves into our minds, never to be forgotten?  A Table Set for Two questions what stays with us; which moments … [Read more...]

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