Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ross & Rachel, Assembly George Square
Joey, Monica, Chandler, Phoebe, Ross and Rachel all put their keys down on the table of their New York apartment. It’s 2004 and The Last One. The audience is on...
Friends
Review: Bakersfield Mist, Duchess Theatre
There's something wonderfully appealing about seeing a Hollywood star break away from their pedestal to tread the boards of a small West End theatre. Kathleen T...
Feature: Brian Lobel’s ‘Purge’ – a space for dialogue
Would you let a panel of strangers choose your outfit in the morning? Or perhaps select your date for the evening? How about letting them make the call on w...
Review: Measure For Measure
Summertime in London is the time for Shakespeare, and the city blossoms with various productions from open-air theatre in the heart of Covent Garden and small m...
Review: Bones
When Mark (Joe Doherty) came on stage, ranting and swearing like a talking bulldog, I thought Bones would leave me checking my watch every ten seconds, dying ...
Filskit Blog: It’s not you, it’s me
"It’s not you, it’s me", "we need to talk", "I’ve met someone else", "we can still be friends" – these and other such cringe-worthy lines are generally associat...