3.0
Review: N89, Matchstick Piehouse
In the Matchstick Piehouse theatre you’ll find yourself on the N89 London night bus following characters Kim (played by Grace Boyle) and Daniel (played by Ocea...
London
3.0
4.0
Review: Blitz, Union Theatre
Prior to entering the theatre I climbed the steps of the London
Underground Station, passing people wearing masks, cautious of anyone sneezing
out of fear of c...
5.0
Review: I Think We Are Alone, Theatre Royal Stratford East
With a shows team bringing together the minds of Scott Graham, Kathy Burke and Sally Abbott, you know that you are in for a spectacle when seeing what they hav...
4.0
Review: Jekyll / Hyde, VAULT Festival
The Vaults really is a hidden gem. It’s one of London’s most exciting theatre venues, not just for the incredible turnaround of shows, where you can literally ...
2.0
Review: Zoo, VAULT Festival
Every year at fringe festivals, there is a hot topic. In 2018, it was mental health; in 2019, it was toxic masculinity; and in 2020, the phrase on everybody’s ...
4.0
Review: Wigs Snatched, Perceptions Destroyed, VAULT Festival
How can you be successful on social media? To be clear, in this context ‘successful’ is a synonym of ‘profitable’, because without profit (and a certain degree...