Review: Dinosaur Park, St. James Theatre
It’s a year on since Madeline died, so her children Jade (Maria Askew) and Noah (Simon Maeder) and their dad Terry (Frode GjerlØw) hold a memorial showing a fam...
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Review: Goodnight Mr Tom, Duke of York’s Theatre
Britain is on the brink of war and the city children have been evacuated to the countryside. William Beech (Alex Taylor-McDowall) is sent to live with Tom Oakle...
Review: Four Minutes Twelve Seconds, Trafalgar Studios
Di (Kate Maravan) confronts her husband David (Jonathan McGuinness) with their teenaged son Jack’s bloody shirt. From this point a series of events unravel befo...
Review: The Devil Is An Ass, Rose Playhouse
Even as an English Literature graduate I sometimes find it hard to keep on top of marvellous performance or a combination of the two, The Devil Is An Ass at Th...
Review: Pure Imagination, St James Theatre
Leslie Bricusse is one of the big names in both stage and screen. Some may recognise Charlie and the Chocolate Factory classics such as 'Pure Imagination' or 'T...
Review: Only Forever, The Hope Theatre
"How far would you go to protect your family?" During the war, George (Edward Pinner) and Margaret (Christine Rose) decide to live in their bunker and attempt ...
Tal Fox
An aspiring journalist and theatre aficionada. Currently studying MA journalism at City University London. If you want to put a smile on her face, put her in a theatre.