3.0
Review: Femme Fatale, Omnibus Theatre
The premise of Femme Fatale has everything to get my theatrical juices flowing. Two complex, flawed, and not easily likeable female characters meet and forge a...
Off West End
3.0
4.0
Review: Baby Reindeer, Bush Theatre
Most would agree that a cup of tea is accepted nationwide as remedy for our problems, a peacemaker, a white flag. Unfortunately for Richard Gadd, a cup of tea ...
4.0
Review: Last Orders, Old Red Lion Theatre
“When you turn out the lights tonight, be sure to check that corner of your room again… you know the one” warns Reece, one of our hosts for the evening, with a...
3.0
Review: Black Chiffon, Park Theatre
In an austere and extravagant green drawing room overlooking the river Thames, a family prepare for their oldest son’s upcoming wedding. On the wall hangs two ...
3.0
Review: The Niceties, Finborough Theatre
In the notes section at the beginning of Eleanor Burgess’s play, The Niceties, she writes, “both of these women can be noble… resist the temptation to think of...
4.0
Review: Danelaw, Old Red Lion Theatre
Many contemporary plays centre on current social and political affairs - few do it with the same level of intelligent humour as Danelaw, a play which is attent...