5.0
Review: Where to Belong, Oxford Playhouse
Listen to the audio version here. Fig rolls; Bjork on a jumpy record player; Mum dressing me in corduroy dungarees. This is what I leave Where to Belong thi...
LGBTQ
5.0
4.0
Review: Myra Dubois: Dead Funny, The Garrick Theatre
Listen to the audio version here. Myra Dubois makes
her solo West End debut in Dead Funny, a show created around the concept
of death and her own funeral, b...
4.0
Review: Bottom, Soho Theatre.
Click here to listen to an audio version. Bottom is chaos. This show shouldn’t work. And yet it does. In an unhinged mix of monologue, cabaret, lip-sync...
3.0
Review: Three Way, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Listen to the audio version here. Three Way is
the latest piece by Lincolnshire-based theatre company Split Infinitive,
founded by Helen and Alexander Milli...
4.0
Review: The Entertainment, Edinburgh Fringe
Personally,
I love a good radio play. The
Entertainment is a brilliant one – it treats the form as an advantage as
opposed to a limitation, and in doing so pro...
5.0
Review: Naughty, Camden Fringe
Listen to the audio version here. “Ping” - a text message is projected onto the white canvas that lights up the dark auditorium. “Ping” - another one. They ...