Julius Caesar, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
This is a very abridged version of the Shakespeare Play and as such it fair zips by. The pace is
Author: Shanine Salmon
I am a regular theatre attendee and I am interested in all things to do with the stage. Prefer plays, stall seats and like an interval ice cream.
Interested in London/South fringe theatre.
Beautiful The Carole King Musical, Churchill Theatre
This musical looks at the life and work of Carole King, an extremely talented woman whose intelligence sees her advance
Spotlight on She Is A Place Called Home's Esohe Uwadiae
She is a Place Called Home is the debut play from Esohe Uwadiae. As two sisters rehearse a traditional Nigerian
Lexicon-No Fit State Circus, Roundhouse
Review by Pearl Esfahani Lexicon is an examination of the language of circus and an attempt to reconfigure this vocabulary
Up the Bunty, Fantastic Garlands at the Lion and Unicorn
Review by Melinda Haunton Full disclosure: I’ve been in a foul mood lately, and I badly, badly needed cheering up.
Aladdin, Churchill Theatre
Review by Valerie Carter Everyone knows the story of “Aladdin”. If you want to see the best pantomine Dame in
Thriller Live, Lyric Theatre
Where do you begin with a review of Thriller Live, the musical concert production of Michael Jackson’s music. It is
The Exceptional Case of Whizz and Drex, Old Red Lion Theatre
Review by Serafina Cusack The Exceptional Case of Whizz and Drex, written and directed by Fred Kelly is a borderline
Kneehigh’s Ubu!, Shoreditch Town Hall
Review by Ellie Panton Imagine that someone took pictures of every relevant political cartoon of the last two years or
