3.0
Review: The Boy with the Bee Jar, The Hope Theatre
Listen to an audio version of the review here. George Rowlands, in his professional debut, shows extreme promise and sensitivity with his portrayal of the j...
Digital Theatre
3.0
4.0
Review: Space to Be, Oily Cart
Space To Be is an at-home interactive experience for families with children who have a disability, particularly those with a sensory disability. From my perspe...
4.0
Review: Queers, The Old Vic
Listen to an audio version of the review here. Queers, a collection of eight monologues curated by Mark Gatiss, was originally presented on stage and screen...
4.0
Review: The Magic Flute or the stories they tell, Above The Stag Theatre
Listen to an audio version of the review here. The Magic Flute is an emotional opera about romance, passion, and deceit. The Magic Flute or the stories they...
2.0
Review: Talent, Crucible Theatre
Victoria Wood’s Talent follows ambitious 24-year-old Julie (Lucie Shorthouse) chasing her dreams of stardom and escaping her dead-end job. The Bunters club is ...
3.0
Review: Bach and Sons, The Bridge Theatre
Listen to the review here. Bach and Sons is a new play by renowned playwright Nina Raine about composer Johann Sebastian Bach’s later years and his complic...