Review: The Community, The Lion and Unicorn
Of all the dystopian post-apocalyptic ‘comedies’ I’ve seen in the past year, The Community has undoubtedly been the most enjoyable. Reading the show’s synopsis,...
Camden Fringe
Review: Extremities, Theatro Technis
What if an attempted rape cannot be proven? What if, by the time any witnesses show, the attacker appears the bloodied, tied-up victim, and the victim seems to ...
Review: Thlides, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Spawny John (Lydia Lakemoore) and his friend, Duck (Rosie Grundy-Orchison), an inflatable duck, are sitting halfway down a Butlins water slide, eating and chatt...
Review: Sally’s Alright, Etcetera Theatre
Sarah Tattersall has written and produced a strong debut show in Sally’s Alright. It’s an engaging mix of a show, in which Tattersall plays a 20-something ‘wash...
Review: At the Heart of Everything, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Nigel (Gareth Cooper) arrives at a failing further education college to replace the Deputy Head of Faculty. He joins board members, a group of peculiar and dysf...
Review: Naomi Hefter In CHAOS, Etcetera Theatre
Until yesterday the biggest mistake an audience member could make at a comedy show, as far as I was aware, was to sit in the front row. But oh no, no – the bigg...