Review: Random
Short, sharp and hard hitting, Random is a wonderfully poetic and deeply moving piece of theatre. Debbie Tucker Green writes this one woman show with style,...
Off West End
Review: Dandy in the Underworld
At a running time of just over an hour, and a cast list of just one, Dandy in the Underworld is a perfect little play. Adapted from Sebastian Horsley...
Review: Beyond Therapy
From the intimate setting of North London's Hen & Chickens theatre bar, on a warm June afternoon here in 2010, it seems almost too obvious a point t...
Review: Shoot / Get Treasure / Repeat and Eschara
An evening of short plays is always something to get excited about. They can be racy, gripping and thought provoking all at once. Shoot/ Get Treasure/ R...
Review: Delusion, Laurie Anderson
There are highs, and there are lows. There are moments of brilliance, and moments of boredom. Flickering of images from projectors and trance-inducing music. ...
Review: Pirates of Penzance
Gilbert and Sullivan aren't exactly regulars to my theatre visits, in fact, neither are operettas but I couldn't pass off the chance to see the highly talked ...