3.0
Review: Dem Times, Omnibus Theatre Online
Produced by Our Days, Dem Times is the story of Samuel Adjei, a British-born troublemaker forced by his parents to attend a rigorous Ghanaian boarding school: ...
Off West End
3.0
3.0
Review: Once Upon a Mattress, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Fringe venues, such as Upstairs at the Gatehouse, are so wonderful in their intimacy and ruggedness, able to focus more on ‘passion’ plays and experimentation....
1.0
Review: The Time Machine, The London Library
First published in 1895, H.G. Wells’ serialised novel, The Time Machine, not only popularised the concept of time travel, but in fact coined the term ‘time mac...
4.0
Review: Love in a Nutshell, The Cockpit Theatre
In Xameleon’s adaptation of an array of Anton Chekov’s short stories, you’ll be whisked into two hours of unequivocally sterling storytelling. In a Nutshell is...
3.0
Review: Love, Love, Love, Lyric Hammersmith
Love, Love, Love sees Rachel O’Riordan return to the helm to direct her second production since joining as artistic director of the Lyric Hammersmith last year...
4.0
Review: The Importance of Being… Earnest?, Omnibus Theatre
When asked why he thought that the theatre was “the greatest of all art forms”, Oscar Wilde responded that it was because he thought that the stage was the bes...