Review: Nine Night, Dorfman Theatre
Nine Night is Natasha Gordon’s family drama that explores grieving and Jamaican burial traditions in the UK. Contradictorily jam-packed and sparsely populated, ...
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Review: Female Parts: Shorts, Hoxton Hall
Female Parts: Shorts is a collection of three confessional monologues from three different women labelled the wife, mother and immigrant. The monologues explore...
Review: Peter Pan, National Theatre
‘To die will be an awfully big adventure!’ roars Peter Pan (Paul Hilton), washed atop Marooner’s Rock in Mermaid’s Lagoon, his grim fate now all but sealed by t...
Review: Knock Knock, Etcetera Theatre
"In this place every child is destined to be a soldier," the front of the programme reads. Going into a show about war you would assume that there will be some ...
Review: The Dream Factory, The Little Angel Theatre
“In a land where anything is possible, no imagination is too big for our dream factory. Not even yours.” This is the claim made by House of Stray Cats in the d...
Review: The Mother, The Tricycle
Criticising the conventional depiction of the nuclear family, Florian Zeller’s The Mother invites the audience to witness the breakdown of the family unit throu...