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...
London
5.0
5.0
Review: The Memory of Water, Hampstead Theatre
The mind is a
fickle thing: sometimes we struggle to recall a name or a word that we have
used a hundred times over; on other occasions, we so vividly remember...
2.0
Review: White Witch, Bloomsbury Theatre
Listen to the audio version here. There is enormous potential for Barry Reckord’s play White Witch. He is a celebrated Jamaican
writer, and the piece return...
4.0
Review: Frozen The Musical, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
When they aren’t redefining a cult movie franchise, taking over our living rooms with an exceptional streaming service, or melting our hearts with adorable cut...
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...
3.0
Review: The Good Dad, The Hope Theatre
This September, the quaint
yet ever comforting Hope Theatre in Islington is home to The Good Dad - a new play by Gail Louw, starring Sarah Lawrie. At
its core,...