I’ll start by declaring myself as a Christmas Carol superfan. I’ll seek out any adaption of A Christmas Carol going. Unlike other adaptions I have seen, this performance sees Charles Dickens, played… Read more A Christmas Carol, Greenwich Theatre →
The performance began with 3 members of the cast welcoming us and providing an explanation for 3 ‘mimes’ that will appear in the show. All of which I forgot immediately.… Read more The Canterville Ghost, Peacock Theatre →
As Philipp Oberlohr descended the stairs behind the audience wearing a sheepskin cloak, in his show Das Fest, I thought, ‘oh dear what have I come to!?’ As I arrived I… Read more Das Fest, Vault Festival →
Monorogue’s new show ‘The Morning After’ provides us with an opportunity to eavesdrop over the comings and goings of ‘The Love Clinic’ on the day after Valentine’s Day. We meet… Read more The Morning After, Hen and Chickens Theatre →
Two things I love, historic properties and a bit of horror. Quite frankly, this was my idea of a perfect evening. Tea Break Theatre’s play begins with a ‘National Trust… Read more Dracula, Sutton House →
Howard Barker’s play, The Castle, opens with the men returning from the crusades to find their fields neglected and their women astray. The men aren’t happy with their loss of… Read more The Castle, The Space →
What an adventure lies in store for the audience of Laura Eason’s adaptation of Around the World in 80 Days. As we joined Phileas Fogg (played by Andrew Pollard) on… Read more Around the World in 80 Days, Cadogan Hall →
Guest Review from Liane MacIver From the outset of Against we are introduced to the aerospace billionaire, Luke, played by Ben Wishaw, who has recently experienced an encounter with God… Read more Against, Almeida Theatre →
