Review: Thlides, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Spawny John (Lydia Lakemoore) and his friend, Duck (Rosie Grundy-Orchison), an inflatable duck, are sitting halfway down a Butlins water slide, eating and chatt...
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Review: The Winter’s Tale, The Lion and Unicorn Theatre
The Winter’s Tale rides on the tailcoats of the Shakespeare Sessions' summer success, Much Ado About Nothing, blinkered by and adorned with 5-star reviews from ...
Review: Killing Romeo
The premise of Killing Romeo, a new piece by Jazz Martinez-Gamboa at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre, has promise. The play explores the personal journeys two acto...
Review: Cloud Dance Sundays
A collaboration between Cloud Dance Festival and Giant Olive, Cloud Dance Sundays hopes to become a regular occurrence at the theatre above the cosy Lion and Un...
Review: The Maids
When they said ‘black comedy’ I thought they meant the play, not finding a seat. In this production of Jean Genet’s The Maids, lighting design leaves the audien...
Review: Macbeth
I walked into the Lion and Unicorn Pub in Kentish Town a little confused. I wondered how a theatre housed in a pub could work, I worried Shakespeare’s masterful...