Edinburgh Fringe Review: Making News
(3/5 stars) Rachel Clarke (Suki Webster from Comedy Store Players and Paul Merton’s Impro Chums), the newly appointed Acting Head of News for the BBC, is havin...
Peggitty Pollard-Davey
Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Could’ve Been Better
(4/5 Stars) James is a railway signalman in the small English town of Allerton. His daily life is quiet, and mainly consists of watching commuters, tannoy anno...
Review: Yes, Prime Minister
Two years after it premiered at the Chichester Festival, Anthony Jay and Jonathan Lynn’s quintessentially British comedy Yes, Prime Minister is still going stro...
Review: Missing
Family. Can’t live with 'em, can’t live without 'em. Barney Norris’s new play Missing, directed by Alice Hamilton at the Tristan Bates Theatre, tells the story ...
Review: A Few Man Fridays
Cardboard Citizen’s current production at the Riverside Studios in Hammersmith tells the story of one man, Prosper (Ansu Kabia), discovering his history and...
Review: Muswell Hill
Affluent north London couple Mat and Jessica’s kitchen (beautifully designed by Robyn Wilson) is the epitome of middle class comfort. The wine rack is full,...
