
The Incident Room at New Diorama Theatre | Review
Filing cabinets. Lots and lots of filing cabinets. Wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling filing cabinets, in fact. By my reckoning 230ish of the
The Incident Room at New Diorama Theatre | Review Read More »

Filing cabinets. Lots and lots of filing cabinets. Wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling filing cabinets, in fact. By my reckoning 230ish of the
The Incident Room at New Diorama Theatre | Review Read More »

There are good plays; there are inspirational dramas; and there are out-of-body experiences; Musik, the one-person show performed with explosive
Frances Barber: Billie Trix in MUSIK by Pet Shop Boys & Jonathan Harvey Read More »

I have a reasonably wide knowledge of the hostelries that abound in London, including, more specifically, around Euston. I’ve experienced
For the Sake of Argument at the Bridewell Theatre | Review Read More »

Andrew Neil is having a bad time: not only was his flagship late-night politics show shelved, he was also denied
Matt Forde: Brexit, Pursued By A Bear at Soho Theatre | Review Read More »

Fardels. Yeah, fardels. If you know your soliloquisation of tragic procrastinators you’ll know we’re talking Hamlet here. That is, of
Hamlet: Rotten States at The Hope Theatre | Review Read More »

Superstar: hot play or cold gig? Actually a hot gig about Coldplay. Well a bit about Coldplay, anyway, but much
Superstar by Nicola Wren at The Little at Southwark Playhouse Read More »

The trouble with a franchise – and Mischief Theatre is now on it’s 6th (or is it 7th?) show –
Mischief Theatre’s Groan Ups at the Vaudeville Theatre Read More »

At a time of jittery national uncertainty, as we ladle our way through an extraordinary mish-mash of magi-mix politics, it’s
Pictland written by Eilis Price – Part of the Watford Fringe Festival Read More »