Review: After Party, Pleasance Theatre
In a world ruined from the Holocaust, nuclear warfare, post-fact politics, artificial intelligence, climate change, the erosion of rights to privacy, the increa...
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Review: The Man of Mode, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Until the 18th of March, Upstairs At the Gatehouse Theatre in Highgate becomes home to George Etherege’s complex 17th century play, The Man of Mode. Directed by...
Review: Bunny, White Bear Theatre
Kebab shops, Luton, tampons up clarinets, and gritty sexual misadventures: the four images that fairly sum up Jack Thorne’s (Skins, Shameless) Bunny. Winner...
Review: In Other Words, The Hope Theatre
In Other Words, written by and starring Matthew Seigar, is an emotionally charged insight into the depressing realities of dementia. Directed by Paul Brothe...
Review: The Understudy, Canal Cafe Theatre
Theresa Rebeck’s The Understudy, a masterful piece of contemporary writing, is given its fair dues in Russell Lucas’ captivating production. It is slick, clever...
Review: The Girls, Phoenix Theatre
The Girls, a musical comedy based on the original story of the 1998 Calendar Girls has arrived, and with it droves of raucous middle aged women. Achieving not o...
