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Review by Shaidi Ramsurrun

The following London theatre reviews are written by Shaidi Ramsurrun for and on behalf of LondonTheatre1. Click here to read the latest London theatre reviews by all reviewers.

EverAfter – A mixed up fairytale at Chickenshed Theatre

November 28, 2021 Last updated: November 29, 2021 12:58 pm By Shaidi Ramsurrun

Grimm Tales

EverAfter, A mixed up fairy tale at the Chickenshed Theatre, is a great Christmas show. As the title suggests, this is a concoction of stories. The obvious stories and characters popped their heads up. So yes, there was a wicked witch, there was a golden thread, there was a house made of yummy sweets to die for and there were sleeping potions. Some of the characters from various popular stories that made their presence included Rumplestiltskin, and Hansel and Gretel. If you put these … [Read more...]

Chickenshed Theatre | Waiting for the Ship to Sail | Review

March 16, 2020 Last updated: March 16, 2020 11:36 am By Shaidi Ramsurrun

Chickenshed Theatre | Waiting for the Ship to Sail

As I walked into the auditorium whilst being handed an immigration card, and being surrounded by dialogues from migrants and refugees from all around the world, I was now in a migrant’s world. It wasn’t a subtle start. I was thrown into the experience right from the very beginning. The first phase is about ‘Home’. I listened very carefully to the different voices that defined home. Home is such a comforting place, full of love, relations, bonds, communities…. it is what we know. Listening to … [Read more...]

Dick Whittington at Theatre Royal Stratford East | Review

December 3, 2019 Last updated: December 3, 2019 11:06 pm By Shaidi Ramsurrun

Stratford East presents its Christmas Pantomime, Dick Whittington. This is a story where Dick (Sèverine Howell-Meri) goes on his quest to London - from Romford - in search of his dreams. Dick is a very chirpy lad, who is accompanied by Nathaniel (Harry Jardine), a cat that wants to be a dog. There is an ice-cream parlour and castles. If that is confusing, well there is also King Rat (Tom Giles)... but I mustn’t say much more as I’ll give the story away. Shhhh. As usual, Stratford East has … [Read more...]

Review of Chickenshed’s Snow White

December 2, 2019 Last updated: December 2, 2019 7:50 pm By Shaidi Ramsurrun

Chickenshed's Snow White

Chickenshed presents Snow White, the most swinging Christmas show around. This is not the traditional Snow White story as we know it or expect it to be, remember there is no ‘seven dwarfs’ in the title. If you are taking young children, it may be worth just having a quiet word with them, to explain this is a slightly different version of Snow White - although there is a red juicy apple, a mirror on the wall and a stepmother. The show started with Stepmother Jane de Villiers (Sarah … [Read more...]

Feel the Love at Chickenshed Theatre | Review

July 8, 2019 Last updated: July 8, 2019 6:14 pm By Shaidi Ramsurrun

Feel the Love

Chickenshed Young Company presents Feel the Love. This was not the usual type of theatre where everyone sat in rows, one behind the other. It was an immersive production, with groups of seats strategically arranged around the auditorium. When I walked in and took my seat, it did feel as though I was in a jazz bar with music playing all around me. A very nice setting. So the play began and the action was everywhere. When I say everywhere I really do mean everywhere, the performance space was … [Read more...]

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