QUEENS OF SHEBA- Soho Theatre
RESPECT Right off the bat, it is clear why Queens of Sheba is a multiple award-winning play. Jessica L Hagan
No Cure for Love, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Disclaimer: This was the debut play of reviewer for View from the Cheap Seat Emma Burnell. No Cure for Love
Luck be a Lady, White Bear Theatre
Luck be a Lady is a one-woman show (supported by two musicians) about three very familiar men, Fred Astaire, Gene
Rock Bottom, Lion and Unicorn
I find Bottom (the literal and figurative ass from A Midsummer Night’s Dream) fascinating. The character is a study in
Review: Threshold
Originally posted on Soaked in Dreams:
Style: Immersive, futuristic scavenger huntWhere: The Crypt, Bethnal GreenBooking: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/parabolictheatre Rating: 4/5 stars Threshold is another thrilling…
The Scottish Play (the Bard in a Yard): A private basement garden, West Kensington
Review by Anne O’Donoghue Sitting in a garden in Kensington I was treated to an enchanting and magical performance of
Live from the Palace, Palace Theatre
When I stood on my balcony on New Years Eve thinking about the year to come, of all the things
How I Learned to Swim, Jermyn Street (at home)
Jermyn Street’s new season is taking a blended approach with an option to be in the audience at their central
Alyssa:Memoirs of a Queen, Vaudeville Theatre
Sequins. Lights. Rainbows. Happiness. Dancers. Wigs. Screaming (so much screaming.) More sequins. Lights that are rainbows. Tears. Hiding your tears
