
As You Like It | Shakespeare’s Globe
As You Like It returns to the Globe Theatre for the sixth time since Lucy Bailey’s memorable staging in 1998.
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As You Like It returns to the Globe Theatre for the sixth time since Lucy Bailey’s memorable staging in 1998.
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The Museum of Comedy is London’s hidden treasure, a shrine to the acts of yesteryear and hands down the best
Can You See Me? | Museum of Comedy Read More »

You know about Salem, yes? And Pendle? Less well-known but in some ways of greater significance are the Manningtree witch
Deliver Us From Evil | Bridewell Theatre Read More »

A show aimed at children needs to be reviewed by children and my co-critics – 4 and 7 years old
Dinosaur World Live | Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre Read More »

That’s the thing about outdoor productions. It’s the set and the costumes versus the elements. The tech versus power reliability.
Pinocchio | Morden Hall Park Read More »

In 1997, the then writer-in-residence in the Glasgow suburb of Easterhouse visited Auchterhouse Primary School, where she tried out her
The Gruffalo | Lyric Theatre Read More »

All gather round, and hear my tale, About a princess with rhythms, born to prevail. At the Polka in Wimbledon,
The Rapping Princess – Polka Theatre | Review Read More »

First seen in 2002, Moira Buffini’s Dinner – a blend of farce and Vantablack comedy – was compared to Pirandello,
Dinner – Omnibus Theatre | Review Read More »