Review: The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, Unicorn Theatre
Ladies and gentlemen! Boys and girls! Lovers, fighters and philosophists! Take your seats for story of The Nutcracker as you’ve never seen it before. There are ...
Rachael Smith
Review: Deux Chevaux, Chelsea Theatre
If you were enjoying the glorious sunshine on the 21 June this year with a leisurely stroll around the sumptuous streets of Kensington and Chelsea you might hav...
Review: Saxon Court, Southwark Playhouse
After its success with 2013's Responsible Other, Made By Brick returns with another original piece, this time in collaboration with playwright Daniel Anderson. ...
Review: Aunty Ben, Chelsea Theatre
It’s not every Sunday that you escape the dreary London rain with a bit of family friendly LGBT theatre, but on one particular grey Sunday afternoon that’s exac...
Review: Symphony, Soho Theatre
Is it a play? Is it a gig? No - it’s some kind of hybrid live music story-telling experience brought to you by nabokov and director Joe Murphy! Symphony is a co...
