F**k Freud, Tristan Bates Theatre
Leone is not a happy man in the slightest, as he’s twenty five and an unemployed actor, and unable to
Category: Reviews
The Arrival, Bush Theatre
A Must See. The Arrival is an intelligently intriguing new play by writer/director Bijan Sheibani. It begins with the meeting
Cinderella, The Vaults Theatre
When anyone of a certain age hears the words “Adult Pantomime” it sends a shiver down their spine as they
& Juliet, Shaftesbury Theatre
I’ll admit I wasn’t optimistic about this one. The signs weren’t what you’d call “good”. A jukebox musical? By a
The Wind of Heaven, Finborough Theatre
The Wind Heaven is something of an old fashioned brain fart.
A Christmas Carol, Immersive LDN
We descended into the basement of an unassuming entrance on South Molton Lane. With a glass of mulled wine (a
Oscar Wilde's The Canterville Ghost, The Unicorn Theatre
When I sat down to watch Unicorn Theatre’s new production of The Canterville Ghost, I was not in the best
Pinocchio, Above the Stag
From the sublime to the ridiculous via Vauxhall and prize for the funniest and filthiest Christmas show of the year
The Last Noel, Wimbledon Library, Merton Arts Space
It’s a cliche to describe a newer playwright’s work as “like X meets Y”, but less annoying than the usual
