London Theatre Reviews - West End & Off West End

Agent Venture bills itself as an online escape room. It’s the first game / online immersive theatre / interactive thing I’ve played that truly delivers on this claim. The CEO of B.A.D. Corporation (yes, the show leans heavily on light comedy, rather than horror or thrills as some similar experiences) has been up to something […]

A brief review of a brief production. At seventeen minutes long, the overall narrative of Phoenix will be recognisable to many in the UK. Tim (Bertie Carvel) has gone cross-country on a road trip to his parents’ house with his wife and their child. Hmmm. He has a few moments to himself, and so the […]

An impressive set recreates the aftermath of an earthquake, with rubble all around. A woman is lying on the ground, her clothes covered with dust and debris, and as she slowly rises to her knees, she signs the cross repeatedly, before climbing to her feet, distressed at what has just happened. In the following scene, […]

You know those singers who can sing very loud and hold notes for a long time, but whose performances still seem a bit lacking in passion? Lillias White is absolutely not one of those people. The Broadway star has worked across film and television, in a range of different shows from Sesame Street to Law […]

Coming in at just over twenty minutes, there’s the relatively easy potential for this story to be expanded to fill an hour, if not two. Red (Larisa Munoz) is helping Irene (Fran Olivares) at ‘Les Madres’, a relief charity providing food, water and clothing to people who are trying to emigrate into the United States. […]