Review of Ronnie Dorsey’s A FINE LINE
If there’s one thing I’ve learnt in recent months, it’s that when it comes to theatre, bigger isn’t always better.
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To She or Not to She by Joue Le Genre – Review
A few months ago, I attended the first ever scratch night at Morley College. Four theatre companies preparing shows for
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Review of Impossible at the Noel Coward Theatre
It’s now been a few days since I saw Impossible at the Noel Coward Theatre, and I think I’ve just
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Review of The Gathered Leaves at Park Theatre
You can’t choose your family. For better or worse, we only get one – and sometimes we just have to
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Review of Shakespeare’s R&J at the Tabard Theatre
I’ve seen a few versions of Romeo and Juliet over the years. As one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays, it
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Review of Dutch National Ballet’s Cinderella by Christopher Wheeldon
I really should go to the ballet more often. It’s a rare treat, but one that never fails to enchant
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Review of Modern Romance at Southwark Playhouse
The world we live in is constantly changing, in so many ways, and it’s often surprising to look back and
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Review of London Classic Theatre’s Absent Friends
Anyone who’s ever sat through an awkward social occasion will be able to appreciate the comic potential of Absent Friends
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