5.0
Review: The View Upstairs, Soho Theatre
Be sure to have plenty of tissues at the ready as the European premiere of Max Vernon’s Musical The View Upstairs sashays into the Soho Theatre. Heart-wrenchin...
Gabriel Wilding
5.0
4.0
Review: Grey, Ovalhouse
A show about a young black woman’s struggle with depression and misconception is understandably not a laugh a minute affair, but then again (at times) neither ...
2.0
Review: Peter Gynt, National Theatre
Can money swing a show? It’s a real worry in this business. Does having a large, famous cast set against an expensive or moving set always guarantee to impress...
5.0
Review: Strange Fruit, Bush Theatre
Rare is it that a first attempt at any art is so emotionally complex, brimming with potential, bitterness and written skill. Think about the last time you star...
3.0
Review: Flux, Greenwich Theatre
With a dully radiating stage, and a rather disturbingly lifelike full-sized puppet, award-winning theatre company Smoking Apples’s latest production pulses int...
2.0
Review: Hot Flushes, Camden People’s Theatre
With its heart in the right place and huge amounts of potential, Hot Flushes springs from a genuinely exciting place. That’s unfortunately where the excitement...
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.