5.0
Review: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Southwark Playhouse
Occasionally, approaching a review is an absolute breeze, with very little to be critical of. This is a rare joy. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button at the So...
Gabriel Wilding
5.0
5.0
Review: Breakin’ Convention, Sadler’s Wells
Celebrating their 16th year, Breakin’ Convention explodes into the Sadler’s Wells theatre filling every corner with noise, life, hip hop and the gorgeous smell...
2.0
Review: The Picture of Dorian Grey, The Richmond Theatre
Sex, murder hedonism, and art. What more could anyone want from a tale? The Picture of Dorian Grey as a fallen hero shines with Oscar Wilde’s caustic wit and h...
4.0
Review: Vessel, Sadler’s Wells
From the primordial darkness, inhuman shapes begin to shift as slow eerie sounds begin to build. This is Vessel’s first touch down at Sadler's Wells, the colla...
4.0
Review: Toast, The Other Palace
Welcomed in by the comforting smell of toast, I enter The Other Palace which plays host to the latest incarnation of the food writer Nigel Slater’s autobiograp...
4.0
Review: 3 Rounds of Amp, The Place
Pulling together three different pieces all within the dance style of Krump (Kingdom Radically Uplifted Mighty Praise) Artists 4 Artists nurture the dance styl...
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.