The old faithful A Christmas Carol from Mr Charles Dickens – just with a slight twist here and there. If you’re not familiar with the premise Shitfaced Showtime (previously Shitfaced Shakespeare) use here’s a quick run down; they trim down the play to an hour or so. These actors get in early and one of […]
Death Suits You at Theatro Technis | Camden Fringe | Review
Death comes to us all, but do any of us appreciate the work, or should that actually be artistry, that goes into making the inevitable happen!? A little temptation here, a broken home there, the possibilities are endless and can be in the planning for decades. That’s the basic premise to this new 55-minute piece […]
Nigel Slater’s Toast at The Other Palace | Review
Food is more than something to sustain, it can be intrinsically linked with stories throughout your life. That is what runs through the centre of Nigel Slater’s Toast. Nigel, played by Giles Cooper, starting as a 9-year-old boy helps his mum, played by Lizzie Muncey, to bake in their kitchen. Fueled by the toast she […]
Michael Starring Ben at the London Palladium
I was never lucky enough to see Michael Jackson perform live and to give an opinion of his performance. I enjoy his music and think he was an incredible performer and the “King of Pop” title seems to be well deserved, however I am not a diehard fan who knows all the words to every […]
Sh*t-faced Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet | Review
Romeo and Juliet from the Bard himself, just with a twist or two. The tale of Romeo and Juliet is trimmed down to just around the hour with a cast of 6 actors. These actors get in early for a party but only one of them drinks. For the rest, it is to slowly watch […]