4.0
Review: The Wind in the Willows, Guildford Shakespeare Company
Ant Stones adaptation of the traditional family classic The Wind in the Willows has been moulded perfectly to lockdown life, delighting families and keeping th...
family
4.0
4.0
Review: She Is A Place Called Home, VAULT Festival
She Is A Place Called Home is an exploration of two sisters dealing with the fact that their dad is taking a second wife (in addition to their mother, the firs...
5.0
Review: I Think We Are Alone, Theatre Royal Stratford East
With a shows team bringing together the minds of Scott Graham, Kathy Burke and Sally Abbott, you know that you are in for a spectacle when seeing what they hav...
4.0
Review: I Think We Are Alone, Theatre Royal Plymouth
I Think We Are Alone slowly weaves together the lives of six individuals and their own personal heartaches and suffering. It serves as a gentle reminder of the...
3.0
Review: Pepper and Honey, York Theatre Royal
Pepper and Honey is a touching piece that explores the challenging themes of immigration and acceptance in post Brexit-Britain, through the two things we can a...
4.0
Review: God of Carnage, Cambridge Arts Theatre
God of Carnage is the very epitome of a kitchen-sink drama, despite taking place in a living room. It follows two married couples whose children have been ...