Kill Climate Deniers – Pleasance Theatre
The European premiere of David Finnigan’s controversially-titled satire successfully combines a deeply serious message with some some serious on-stage silliness,
Category: Reviews
J’ouvert, Theatre 503
The process of getting J’ouvert, a debut play from Yasmin Joseph and the directorial debut of Rebekah Murrell (who starred
The Glass Menagerie, Arcola Theatre
Desperation and Disappointment The Wingfields’ are headed by controlling matriarch Amanda Wingfield, the mother of adults; son Tom and daughter
Precious Little, The Brockley Jack Studio
Madeleine George’s play about a Linguist juggling pregnancy, relationships and her work is a bit of a mess. When I
Review: Drawing the Line
Drawing the line takes place in a room that looks rather like a school gymnasium. Between that and the fact
Jeff Wayne’s War of the Worlds: The Immersive Experience, 56 Leadenhall Street
It is an understatement to say how much immersive theatre has grown. This immersive adaptation of War of the Worlds
Myra DuBois: We Wish You a Myra Christmas, Soho Theatre
What could be better as the Summer looks like it’s finally going to show its face…A CHRISTMAS SHOW! I’m not
Sexy Lamp, Hope Theatre
Katie Arnstein isn’t quite a stand up. I don’t say that because for the vast majority of Sexy Lamp she’s
Blueprint Medea, Finborough Theatre
REVIEW BY PEARL ESFAHANI Julie Pascal attempts to bring the ancient tale of Medea up to date, placing it in
