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...
Musical
4.0
4.0
Review: The Musical of Musicals, Bridewell Theatre
Have you ever wondered what a performative PowerPoint of history’s most famous musical theatre composers would look like, all tied in with song, dance and a ch...
3.0
Review: Be More Chill, The Other Palace
Technology is taking over our lives and, if we give into it too much, it might just control our every move. The scene opens, our protagonist Jeremy Heere (Scot...
4.0
Happily Ever Poofter, King’s Head Theatre
Some day his prince will come, but not within the heteronormative rules that Disney so arduously enforces on poor Prince Henry, the only gay in the Kingdom. ...
3.0
Review: Romantics Anonymous, Bristol Old Vic
Romance has a particular ‘look’, physique, voice and even vibe, which ruffled shirts, excessive sweating and an inclination to fainting don’t quite adhere to. ...
5.0
Review: Street Scene, Opera North
Street Scene is a rollicking, powerful production which kicks off Opera North’s first season of 2020. Kurt Weill’s opera is truly a fusion of genres, and is br...