Orlando, Vault Festival
Written and performed by Lucy Roslyn, Orlando is a one woman show about Roslyn’s adoration for the novel Orlando by Virginia Woolf, and how she uses it’s central character in… Read more Orlando, Vault Festival →
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Garrett Millerick: Sunflower, Soho Theatre
I wasn’t aware of the existence of Garrett Millerick until I saw him MC a gig last year and was instantly enchanted by the man’s comedy. Rather than doing tedious… Read more Garrett Millerick: Sunflower, Soho Theatre →
The Dirty Thirty, Rosemary Branch Theatre
The first time I saw Degenerate Fox perform The Dirty Thirty was back in November 2017 and I was greatly impressed, commenting in my review “Degenerate Fox have created something… Read more The Dirty Thirty, Rosemary Branch Theatre →
Rosenbaum’s Rescue, Park Theatre
One cold and wintry day in Denmark in 2001 Abraham (David Bamber) and his wife Sara (Julia Swift) are awaiting the arrival of her ex-husband Lars (Neil McCaul) and his… Read more Rosenbaum’s Rescue, Park Theatre →
The Quentin Dentin Show Album Review
A new rock musical which debuted at the Edinburgh Festival before transferring to London, the soundtrack album for The Quentin Dentin Show will be available on September 14th. Centring around… Read more The Quentin Dentin Show Album Review →
Stuffed, Jack Studio Theatre
Kim and Jack are hitting their forties and realising that they’re lacking something in life – offspring, a chance to leave a mark on the world, the joy of creating… Read more Stuffed, Jack Studio Theatre →
The Dirty Thirty, Rosemary Branch Theatre
When I mentioned to friends the concept behind tonight’s production – thirty plays are performed within the space of an hour, with the audience deciding which order they’re acted in… Read more The Dirty Thirty, Rosemary Branch Theatre →
Labour of Love, Noel Coward Theatre
James Graham’s latest play covers twenty seven years of the life of a small town labour MP across two and a half hours, but it’s frustratingly a middling affair. As… Read more Labour of Love, Noel Coward Theatre →
