Review: Mocketh the Weak, Canal Café Theatre
The premise of Mocketh the Weak is promising - a faux game show featuring Shakespeare's most famous fools, competing in a battle of wits and sharp tongues. It r...
Comedy
Review: Alice Marshall: Vicious, King’s Head Theatre
In as pleasant words as I can put it, sometimes people aren’t that great. Alice Marshall might say it in a slightly more ‘lyrical’ way. Her new show Vicious pla...
Review: La Soirée, Spiegeltent at Leicester Square
In the Spiegeltent at Leicester Square lies a small circular stage surrounded by an audience of buzzing spectators. We're told to ‘leave our troubles at the doo...
Review: Randy Writes a Novel, Soho Theatre
So I’m guessing we could all do with a laugh around now? From Bowie to Brexit, to the complete and utter lunacy of the U.S. Election, 2016 has thrown little to ...
London Horror Festival Review: Fred Strangebones Freakshow, The Old Red Lion
The Old Red Lion Theatre is a classic black-box above a pub, with limited seating but an intimate feel. Well-known in London for providing exceedingly cheap and...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Singing Psychic, The Street – PBH Free Fringe
I've seen some pretty unusual things at this year's Edinburgh Fringe, but I don't think I've seen a show as unusual as The Singing Psychic. Yes, you read that c...