3.0
Review: The Co-op, White Bear Theatre
Day-drinking, bickering and playacting their dream roles, three charmingly ambitious yet painfully insecure ‘nobodies’ run their dysfunctional co-operative act...
Off West End
3.0
3.0
Review: Candy, King’s Head Theatre
Strangely, this play is at its strongest during the times when it’s completely off topic. Despite focusing on the experiences of a young man falling in love wi...
3.0
Review: Fix, The Pleasance Theatre
A broken washing machine in an old house, somewhere in the woods, an older woman with secrets and a repairman with a seemingly easy task. That is the set-up fo...
2.0
Review: Hamlet: Rotten States, The Hope Theatre
Christmas has been and gone and I thought the same could be said for panto season. Yet, tonight I discover that my aforementioned presumption may not be true -...
2.0
Review: Dial M for Murder, Richmond Theatre
When playwright Frederick Knott first conceived and wrote Dial M for Murder in 1948, he identified the text’s core strength as its seriousness: “this is a seri...
3.0
Review: Shackleton and his Stowaway, Park Theatre
Tonight we venture on an expedition- Shackleton and his Stowaway takes us on the perilous journey made by our title characters Ernest Shackleton and his 18-yea...