Just Don’t Shout It from The Rooftops, King’s Head Theatre
Freddie Brook’s one man show is a confident exploration of many different accounts of coming out. It tells storys both
Bitter Wheat, Garrick Theatre
I had my doubts about David Mamet’s new production Bitter Wheat. Mamet’s response to Harvey Weinstein scandal should be a
Lunatic 19s, Finborough Theatre
Review by Melinda Haunton For a play that starts and ends with the sound of the ocean, Lunatic 19s is
The Night of The Iguana, Noel Coward Theatre
This was seen during previews. Changes may occur in the final version of the production Tennessee Williams hasn’t quite had
Yours Sincerely, King’s Head Theatre
Yours Sincerely is a coming of age story from Will Jackson (also performing) and Lucy Bird, founders of Quick Duck
Za’Atar Rain, CentrE17
Za’Atar Rain is a small but extremely dynamic one woman show. It is the story of a mystery phone call
Loneliness & Other Adventures, Drayton Arms Theatre – Kensington
From the tainted rear view mirror of middle age, it’s tempting to sneer at Mollie Semple’s one-woman show; a Fleabag
Othello Remixed, Omnibus Theatre
In the original Shakespeare play, Othello is a highly-respected soldier, famous for his success in campaigns, yet still struggling to
Review: The Murder Express
Originally posted on Soaked in Dreams:
Style: Dining theatre Where: Pedley Street Station Rating: 3/5 stars This was my third Pedley Street experience…
