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Review: Figure a Sea, Southbank Centre
As we pile into the Southbank Centre’s cavernous Royal Festival Hall, we are greeted by 17 dancers limbering up in full house lights. This is clearly going to ...
Gabriel Wilding
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Review: The Secret River, National Theatre
Still reeling from the death of Ningali Lawford-Wolf (the original narrator and creative spine of The Secret River), Andrew Bovell’s stage adaptation of K...
4.0
Review: Appropriate, Donmar Warehouse
The great tradition of watching a family be horrible to one-another is given a fresh undercurrent in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ 2014 play Appropriate. With a veno...
5.0
Review: Tales of the Turntable, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre
ZooNation crashes into the Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall for a follow up on their 2013 hit show Groove on Down the Road. Tales of the Turntable is an...
4.0
Review: Willis & Vere: The Starship Osiris, Soho Theatre
The comedy of catastrophe is a very British pleasure (Brexit anyone?). The same is true in theatre and Willis & Vere: The Starship Osiris is riding that pa...
4.0
Review: Schlong Song, King’s Head Theatre
Deliciously devilish, irrepressibly irreverent, Woody Shticks entertains, astounds and glistens in his new one-man show Schlong Song. As expected at the King’s...
Gabriel Wilding
Gabriel Wilding studied at Rose Bruford drama school and has been working as a playwright and aspiring novelist in London with his partner and phantom dog ever since. He has a passion for theatre, literature, the smell of snow and octopuses and can be found blathering about one of them to anyone who will listen in Soho over a cocktail.