3.0
Review: Jesus Christ Superstar, Barbican
What strikes me halfway through the first act of Timothy Sheader’s production of Jesus Christ Superstar, is what a truly bizarre subject this is to base a rock...
Off West End
3.0
4.0
Review: Grey, Ovalhouse
A show about a young black woman’s struggle with depression and misconception is understandably not a laugh a minute affair, but then again (at times) neither ...
2.0
Review: Peter Gynt, National Theatre
Can money swing a show? It’s a real worry in this business. Does having a large, famous cast set against an expensive or moving set always guarantee to impress...
4.0
Review: Jellyfish, Dorfman Theatre
‘But she always tells me I’m the same as everybody else’ says Kelly. ‘She’ is her mother Agnes, who struggles to accept that her daughter is in love w...
3.0
Review: Lovers Anonymous, The Space
Lovers Anonymous is not your everyday support group. It is, however, the support group that many of us might benefit from in the tech-driven and disconnected d...
3.0
Review: Colour Is Too Sweet, King’s Head Theatre
Within the UK, apartheid South Africa (the institutionally racist segregation system between 1948-1994), and the struggle to destroy it, is usually shown throu...