5.0
Review: Damage Control, Riverside Studios
Here is a show unlike anything else in London at the moment: an interactive exhibition that sees punters wander around an array of bronze statues, as an audiop...
Nick Ferris
5.0
4.0
Review: Oleanna, Arts Theatre
Listen to an audio recording of the review here. Oleanna opens in a grey-walled university office, complete with bookshelves, a knackered old Dell computer...
4.0
Review: Anna X, Harold Pinter Theatre
Listen to the audio review of Anna X here A recent Guardian profile of playwright Joseph Charlton lamented how, prior to Anna X’s current run at The Harold ...
5.0
Review: The Invisible Hand, Kiln Theatre
Click here to listen to this review. ‘The Invisible Hand’ of the market is a metaphor conceived by economist Adam Smith in 1759, to highlight the unintended...
4.0
Review: Mates, Et Cetera Theatre
London is not a city designed for hot days. There’s not enough ventilation nor air-conditioning. And the mixture of pollution and the wet climate means that th...
3.0
Review: Drowntown, Barbican and Rhiannon Faith Company
Drowntown is a show that gives “voice to the vulnerable and unheard”. It opens with Dom (Dominic Coffey), “someone trying to understand”, methodically scraping...
