Eggs at the Vault Festival – Review
Eggs is an intriguing Millennials drama, played out with panache by writer Florence Keith-Roach and her co-performer Amani Zardoe which,
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Review of 5 Guys Chillin’ at The King’s Head Theatre
There’s a great Pet Shop Boys song (on the “Fundamental” album) called the “Sodom and Gomorrah Show”. It’s a commentary on
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Review of Theatre Ad Infinitum’s LIGHT at Battersea Arts Centre
Light is a kind of cross between “The Ipcress File” and Berkoff’s adaptation of Kafka’s “The Trial”. It’s a gob-smacking fusion
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Review of Shakespeare As You (Might) Like It at Rosemary Branch
WARNING: This show contains extreme Audience Participation. Any show built around, not to put too fine a point on it,
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The Three Kings at St James Theatre – Review
The problem with trying to replicate authentic boring pub dialogue is that, if it’s authentic, then it’s going to be boring.
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Review of Red Riding Hood at The Pleasance Theatre – Review
If you go down to the woods today you’re in for a big surprise – you’ll find a Lion King-esque jabbering
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Hangmen at Wyndham’s Theatre London – Review
This is a slow burner. Smouldering characterisation and slow-cooked thematic red herrings scorch their way to a denouement of Ortonesque black-farce
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Review of Beauty and The Beast at The Polka Theatre Wimbledon
Whilst not a household name, Charles Way is one of our most prolific living playwrights. Comfortable with work for all ages
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