Review: A Naughty Night with Noel Coward, Old Red Lion Theatre
Staging famous plays from well-known playwrights can often be a double edged sword for smaller theatres. It can attract a bigger crowd who will often attend wor...
Daniel Perks
Review: Grand Hotel, Southwark Playhouse
Of all the productions currently showing on the West End, there are very few that opened there without previewing or transferring from somewhere smaller. It may...
Review: Dear Lupin, Apollo Theatre
Not all plays need to be packed with emotion or tear-jerking scenes. Indeed, Dear Lupin depicts a father and son who seemed conditioned not to show any outward ...
Review: Madalena Alberto: Don’t Cry For Me, St James Theatre
I have always loved the idea of a late night cabaret show. Going to a small, classy bar with low lighting and candles on the tables; sitting and listening to a ...
Review: Twelfth Night, The Space
“If music be the food of love, play on.” A line written by history’s most well-known playwright. No matter what day, if anyone wants to see William Shakespeare’...
Review: The Hideout, Bread and Roses Theatre
With August fast approaching, the smaller theatres in London are almost all filled with Edinburgh Fringe companies showcasing their latest productions. These ve...
Daniel Perks
I'm a mid-20s Northerner that moved to London a few years ago… It just seemed like an easy decision to come and live in one of the most vibrant and cultured cities in the world. Plus, I love the theatre, so in England there isn’t anywhere else to compare really. When I’m not reviewing the theatre you can most likely find me in a coffee shop or a bar with friends taking full advantage of what London has to offer! I love trying new places and often write about new restaurants or bars I’ve been to online. I also love all kinds of music, so try and go to concerts or gigs when I can (all this socialising in London is expensive!).