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Review: The Sunset Limited, Boulevard Theatre
The Sunset Limited dabbles in discussing the depressive state man finds himself in, until it propels forward and it finds itself questioning whether there are ...
John Leonard
4.0
Review: Beirut, Park Theatre
It’s said that epidemics are the biggest threat to the human population. Since our technologies have so rapidly advanced and we are able to keep most diseases a...
Review: Consent, Harold Pinter Theatre
Going into a play called Consent, complete with trigger warnings about sexual assault outside, it comes as a surprise to discover that the play is somewhat of a...
Review: All Our Children, Jermyn Street Theatre
All Our Children, written by Stephen Unwin, is set in Germany, 1941. A clinic for ill children is "helping" the country by treating them, or so the public are l...
Review: Mr Foote’s Other Leg, Hampstead Theatre
Ian Kelly’s Mr Foote’s Other Leg, a historical fiction, is jam-packed in every way that it is possible to be jam-packed. Not content with ‘merely’ following the...