Beneath The Blue Rinse, Park Theatre
Extinction Rebellion? Beneath the Blue Rinse is set in Mrs Flora Parkin’s living room, whose dresser, coffee and side tables
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Bridewell Theatre
Ever read a review which is so full of gushing praise that you feel the critic must somehow be involved
The Last Temptation of Boris Johnson, Park Theatre
Review by Joe Moss “The Last Temptation of Boris Johnson”, currently playing at the Park Theatre, is a rollicking political
The Other Half, White Bear Theatre
Review by Joe Moss Francessca Charlemagne is a young playwright who has already staged several of her works – “Paradise”,
The Man of La Mancha, London Coliseum
Not seen in the West End since 1968, producer Michael Linnit’s glorious quest to fulfil his impossible dream of bringing
Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens, Union Theatre
This is such a beautiful and moving piece of work celebrating the lives and commemorating the deaths of those who
Yvette, Bush Theatre
Review by Pearl Esfahani Originally commissioned in 2017, this incarnation of Yvette is being brought to the intimate studio space
The Elephant in the Room, Croydonites Festival
Gill Manly and Joanna Scanlan’s devised piece about obesity and mental health is a no-holds barred look at the impact
