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, ...
Off West End
4.0
1.0
Review: Shadows, The Coronet Theatre
From Aristophanes, to Shakespeare and Honoré de Balzac, the elderly’s decline into decrepitude has long been associated in comedy with a return to childhood. H...
3.0
Review: Dirty Crusty, The Yard Theatre
In the time it takes me to throw my coat over my shoulders, walk the short distance from The Yard Theatre to the train station, ride the train and boil the ket...
4.0
Review: Gaslight, The Playground Theatre
Our tale is set in a chintzy living room designed by Kate Halstead. The carpet is a striking pink that sends a rosy blush onto the walls. The vintage furniture...
3.0
Review: Ages of the Moon, The Vaults
‘Might be one of those once in a lifetime things’ says Ames (Christopher Fairbank) to his friend Byron (Joseph Marcell), in anticipation of the lunar eclipse t...
1.0
Review: Nothing Special, Camden People’s Theatre
It is 9pm in the heart of Camden. Two people are rolling around on the floor, wailing and sloppily jamming bananas into their mouths as emotional music plays o...