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
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COPS, Southwark Playhouse
COPS, a new play at the Southwark Playhouse by Tony Tortora about policemen in 1950s Chicago, has a decent central theme but doesn’t seem to know what it wants to be.
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
Scrounger, Finborough Theatre
Athena Stevens’ new play gives the audience both barrels in addition to bureaucracy and discrimination.
Antigone, New Diorama Theatre
Presented by company Holy What, playwright Lulu Raczka’s reimagining of Sophocles Greek tragedy Antigone, uses an all-female cast. Raczka’s tragedy
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
The Little Prince, Omnibus Theatre, Clapham
If you are looking for an entertaining Christmas show for your little ones, something that is short enough (55 minutes)
