Review: Murder for Two, The Other Palace
This farcical two-man musical is highly entertaining and showcases quadruple threat performers; with superb acting and singing, genius piano playing, but questi...
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Review: The Messiah, The Other Palace
The Messiah is a hilariously unpredictable exploration of the Nativity. Writer and Director Patrick Barlow succeeds in creating a piece of comedy that feels ali...
Review: Summer and Smoke, Duke of York’s Theatre
Written in 1948, Summer And Smoke by Tennessee Williams is far from one of his most performed works. Overshadowed by the likes of The Glass Menagerie and A Stre...
Review: Switzerland, The Ambassadors Theatre
There's something particularly funny about putting a successful yet grouchy old realist in a room with an optimistic, naive try-hard. Besides the fun digs at th...
Review: Pinter Three, The Harold Pinter Theatre
I think Pinter Three finds a perfect balance in showing the purpose of theatre; capturing the idea of release, enjoyment and escapism but conjoining it with ser...
Review: Don Quixote, Garrick Theatre
The RSC’s Don Quixote, originally staged at The Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon in 2016, emerged from the company’s 400th anniversary celebration of Shakespea...