4.0
Review: A Haunted Existence, Battersea Arts Centre
“You may find these things morally wrong. I do not.” That is the ringing clarion call extending from the Somerset town of Taunton in 1954 to the small au...
Off West End
4.0
5.0
Review: Nosedive, Barbican
Everything is vibrant and exciting about this show. It is a journey shared between the audience and the performers, a collaborative hope that everything will b...
5.0
Review: Excluded, St. Saviour’s Church
Shakespeare has found a way into most of our lives, whether at school unwillingly, at the theatre gladly or in our daily language unnoticed. We all know the gr...
4.0
Review: Yes No Black White, Camden People’s Theatre
Yes No Black White is part of Camden People’s Theatre’s Handle With Care festival which interrogates that most bizarrely pejorative of terms, the ‘Snowflake’ –...
5.0
Review: Shook, Southwark Playhouse
Shook, Samuel Bailey’s debut play, gives an honest and powerful insight into just what is going on with young working-class British boys as they become lost in...
4.0
Review: Ghost Quartet, The Boulevard Theatre
Think back to the last time you sat around a campfire, literally or figuratively, shoulder to shoulder with friends or strangers. Ideas bounce back and forth, ...