Review: Dust, Trafalgar Studios
All singing (except without the singing), all dancing (except without the dancing), Dust is a show that has its hands tightly around your heart and won't let go...
Jack Weir
Review: La Ronde, The Bunker Theatre
Just moments after stepping out of Bunker Theatre, it was obvious this venue will keep drawing me back. Underground, raw and quirky, tailoring its space to each...
Review: Sherlock Holmes and the Invisible Thing, Tabard Theatre
Sherlock Holmes and the Invisible Thing, by Ken McClymont, is an entertaining show. Resorting to the well-known characters created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Gr...
Review: No Villain, Old Red Lion Theatre
Upstairs above an Islington pub is perhaps not the first place you'd think of when you wonder where the world premiere of Arthur Miller's first play will be sta...
Review: The Spitfire Grill, Union Theatre
"Something’s cooking in The Spitfire Grill", so the lyric goes. From what I can see, what’s cooking in the Union Theatre’s production of 2001 off-Broadway show ...