Review: Fashion Victim: The Musical, Cinema Museum
Fashion Victim: The Musical is puerile, vacuous and tacky. The plot is wafer thin and there is no discernible meaning or message to speak of. The characters are...
Daniel Harrison
Review: Café Society Swing, Leicester Square Theatre
One of the fears around jazz music is that it will just go on and on. And on and on. And on. One of Café Society Swing’s few saving graces is that it manages to...
Review: Good People, Noel Coward Theatre
It would be possible for an audience to leave content enough with having experienced the fizzling layer of warmth and humour that pins together Good People. Y...
Review: The Velveteen Rabbit, Unicorn Theatre
I think what I love most about the Unicorn Theatre is that it is a venue that never patronises or mollycoddles its audience. It makes shows for children and y...
Review: Blithe Spirit, Gielgud Theatre
There was a tangible prickle of excitement and expectation that filtered through the audience before Dame Angela Lansbury took to the stage – an audible murmu...
Review: Away From Home, Jermyn Street Theatre
Equality within football is in a sorry state. The 'Kick Racism Out of Football' campaign deserves plaudits for its work in dragging the game out of its shameful...
Daniel Harrison
A graduate of Theatre Studies, Daniel has worked in a number of different areas within theatre, most recently cutting his teeth with the Communications team at BAC. He is currently Project Assistant for the Young Vic's upcoming Schools Theatre Festival, and is a champion of the power of theatre as a force for good within society.