Review: Junkyard, Rose Theatre Kingston
I can pinpoint the precise moment that the Rose Theatre’s new musical Junkyard comes to life. Halfway through the first act, idealistic teacher Rick (Calum Call...
Jack Thorne
Review: Bunny, White Bear Theatre
Kebab shops, Luton, tampons up clarinets, and gritty sexual misadventures: the four images that fairly sum up Jack Thorne’s (Skins, Shameless) Bunny. Winner...
Review: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Parts 1 and 2, Palace Theatre
We're so hell-bent on maintaining the idea of nature or nurture - an either-or that it has become ubiquitous in determining humanity's actions. But what if it's...
Review: Let the Right One In, Lost Theatre
Being informed that a show you're about to see is unsuitable for under 13s may just be one of the worst things one could ever hear. I mean Signs was bloody horr...
Review: Hope, Royal Court Theatre
“Sorry, but there’s no money left”. So wrote former Secretary to the Treasury, Liam Bryne, when Labour handed over reigns of the Exchequer to the coalition four...
Review: Let The Right One In, Royal Court Theatre
Though Let The Right One In is partially centred on a vampire, it is primarily not a horror or even regarded as particularly supernatural. Like John Ajvide ...