5.0
Review: ‘Master Harold’ … and the boys, Lyttleton Theatre
Apartheid. A word that conjures up images of racism and injustice. South Africa, up until 1994, was segregated. Now, in ‘Master Harold’… and the boys, we see t...
Hammed Animashaun
5.0
Review: Barber Shop Chronicles, National Theatre
If you want to enjoy yourself from sitting in the audience as much as the actors do in the space, Barber Shop Chronicles is the show for you. If you are wanting...
Review: Bugsy Malone, Lyric Hammersmith
You’d have to be some Victor Meldrew-Ebenezer Scrooge hybrid (or perhaps The Guardian’s prominent theatre critic) not to absolutely adore Bugsy Malone at the Ly...
Review: Show 5: A Series of Increasingly Impossible Acts – Secret Theatre, Lyric Hammersmith
Secret Theatre: ten actors, seven shows – and an entire network of theatremakers of all kinds clubbing together to make it happen. It is one engine ignited and ...
Review: Show 4: Glitterland – Secret Theatre, Lyric Hammersmith
Glitterland is a country where the politicians perform daily. It is an act in which they deny their corruption, and an act in which they must present themselves...
Feature: Secret Theatre pull off Increasingly Impossible Acts
A Series of Increasingly Impossible Acts combines Shakespeare, lemons and a game of strip-wrestling. Every performance is different because the protagonist of t...