Warheads, Park Theatre
TBC? I commend the writers Taz Skykar and Ross Berkeley Simpson and the director Toby Clarke of Warheads for attempting
Sh!t Happens, Camden Fringe
I go to a lot of theatre but rarely do I see a scenario on stage that I can relate
Villain, Interrupted – Etcetera Theatre
Ever since I was a young child I’d been a huge fan superheroes, and supervillains too, so that’s been almost
Boris Rex, Camden Fringe
Charlie Dupré’s Boris Rex (following on from 2017’s MacBlair) is a Shakespearean-esque look at the rise, the fall and inevitable
The Bareback Kings, Camden Fringe
Review by Angel Belsey I’m a long-time connoisseur of drag, ever since I met a sweet transvestite from transsexual Transylvania
Equus, Trafalgar Studios
Written in 1973 Peter Shaffer’s play about teenage rage and sexuality feels as relevant today as ever. Whilst some aspects
The Time of Our Lies, Park Theatre
As a History graduate I remember owning Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of United Stated but not actually reading it.
Louisa Keight – Jinkies, The Camden Head
Louisa Keight’s Jinkies is a one woman sketch show which is so good and remarkably varied that it suggests that
Wrath of Achilles, Union Theatre (Edinburgh Preview)
Distilling a significant chunk of Homer’s ancient epic into a fringe-friendly 55 minutes is a huge task, but one which
