3.0
Review: Rock Bottom, The Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Listen to an audio version of the review here. If you have ever wondered what Shakespeare’s beloved
clown Bottom is up to these days, don’t wonder any longe...
Fringe Theatre
3.0
4.0
Review: Mates, Et Cetera Theatre
London is not a city designed for hot days. There’s not enough ventilation nor air-conditioning. And the mixture of pollution and the wet climate means that th...
4.0
Review: Pauline, Pleasance Theatre
TW: suicide mention. We were already on this planet when our grandmother was pregnant with our mother. That is the statement with which Sophie Bentinck star...
3.0
Review: Godot is a Woman, Pleasance Theatre
It is 2021 and the company of Silent Faces are still
waiting for Godot. But there is just a tiny problem – they are not men. Josie
Underwood, Jake Wakely and C...
4.0
Review: how to live a jellicle life, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Are you living a jellicle life? Wait, no – I have to backtrack to the question: What exactly is a jellicle life? That is the question that comedian Linus Karp ...
4.0
Review: Topsie Redfern’s Crystal Balls, Above The Stag Theatre
Once upon a time there was a sparkling, girly boy who found a mysterious crystal ball hidden away in an attic. That girly boy was Nathan Kiley who is now bette...