Review: Sister, Ovalhouse
Microphones, smoke machines, and recorded singing have Sister feeling like a hazy dream in this visceral tale of familial bonds. As the title suggests, the play...
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Review: Two Man Show, Soho Theatre
With such a vast number of shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year, it is not surprising that I wasn’t able to see everything I wanted to. That’s why I...
Review: Broken Strings, Tabard Theatre
Broken Strings is a snapshot of domestic life, tainted with the aftermath of the death of a loved one. Joe Wenborne’s story is inspired by his own experience of...
Review: Sleepless, Shoreditch Town Hall
The fractured beginning of Sleepless, written by Hannah Barker and Liam Jarvis for Analogue Theatre, confuses and agitates me. What becomes a riveting detective...
Offer: Free tickets to The Donmar Shakespeare Trilogy at King’s Cross
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Review: Jungle Book, London Wonderground
I'll admit I was concerned about a mash up of hip-hop, dance-theatre and narrative-circus. To add to that, the show is an adaptation of my favourite childhood f...