Dirty Crusty, Yard Theatre
Dirty Crusty promises the story of a woman (with personal hygiene issues) improving her life with sex, dance and reclaiming
Soho Cinders, Charing Cross Theatre
The arches under Charing Cross station have quite a place in any nighttime history of London with a world famous
Death of a Salesman, Piccadilly Theatre
It’s the play you know with added, if implicit, racial commentary. Does it work? Well if you read on I’ll tell you!
Different from Others, White Bear Theatre
At the end of the First World War there existed a moment, a mere 20 months when Europe was liberal
The Entertainer, The Churchill Theatre
Review by Valerie Carter In 1956 John Osborne wrote “The Entertainer”, setting it during the Suez Crisis. For this updated
CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation, Museum of Comedy
Review by Angel Belsey I approached the Museum of Comedy with some curiosity. What, exactly, is in a museum of
Lorna Dallas: Stages, Crazy Coqs
Lorna Dallas is the essence of old school cabaret distilled. She oozes glamour and combines the look of Blanche Deveraux
Gasping, The Space
Presenting a revival of Ben Elton’s early 90s environmental farce Gasping in The Space, located just minutes from Canary Wharf, is appropriate.
Silence, COLAB Theatre
Do you want to be scared? Of course you do, it is October the spookiest month of the year! If
