Review of Low Level Panic at the Bread and Roses Theatre
I’m not sure I’m qualified to comment on this because I am a man. According to this play, all men are
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Review of The Mysterious First Text of Hamlet at The Cockpit Theatre
Tucked away amongst the antique shops and abandoned pubs behind Edgware Road station and just off Lisson Grove is Gateforth Street
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Jersey Boys London West End is a truly wonderful show – Review
In the rich firmament of Juke Box Musicals Jersey Boys is surely the brightest star. The old cliché goes: if you
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5-star Harold Pinter’s The Caretaker at The Old Vic – Review
It’s not often that you spend a full three hours in a theatre amongst a packed audience that’s hanging on
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Caligula’s Alibi presents Idiots at Soho Theatre – Review
“Idiots at Soho Theatre is…” That’s a line from the show. In fact it’s a running gag – we are given
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These Books Are Made For Walking at Jackson’s Lane – Review
I was promised physical theatre. I was promised circus skills. I was promised an unusual fondness for books (!) and a
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The Dishonoured at The Arcola Theatre – Review
This is an intense script with intense characters, intense dialogue, intense music and intense discussions about goats testicles. It’s a kind
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Beryl at The Rose Theatre Kingston – Review
There’s nothing like a good Cycle Drama. Literally nothing, I think, as I cannot recall any show that deals with the
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