Review: This Will End Badly, Southwark Playhouse
After a very successful Edinburgh Fringe run in 2015, This Will End Badly has come to Southwark Playhouse to assault, inspire and haunt audiences. This is a mac...
Andy Smith
Review: Trygve Wakenshaw – Nautilus, Soho Theatre
Comedy comes in many, many forms. From sitcoms to stand-up, there is always someone on the circuit trying something new to amuse the punters. However, using the...
Review: Man and Superfan, Theatre N16
The complex and endlessly interesting mindset of a killer can often be seen as fertile ground for creating dramatic work, and here Big Mouth Theatre Company tak...
Review: Dinner With Saddam, Menier Chocolate Factory
It’s been 12 years since the the beginning of the invasion of Iraq by US and British forces, but it is still a topic that creates political debate and divide. S...
Review: Kindness, Cockpit Theatre
Kindness is a concept that does, in everyday life, seem to evade many people. That person who pushes in front of you to get on the train; the guy who doesn’t ap...
Review: Thoroughly Modern Millie, Landor Theatre
Cashing in on the excitement and glamour of the flappers and moderns of 1920s New York, Thoroughly Modern Millie is an entertaining romp through the prohibition...
Andy Smith
Andy has written arts reviews and articles for many online and Fringe sites and magazines, including One Room With A View, Exeposé, Broadway Baby, The Elektrospank, Pleasance Times and A Younger Theatre. He also plays the banjo for singer/songwriter Ben Murphie