4.0
Review: The Stove, Electric Dreams Festival, Emma Brand
The Stove was created by Emma Brand to bring people together. Through the intense lockdown of March-June, around once a week a group of strangers gathered toge...
Magic
4.0
3.0
Review: Magic Goes Wrong, Vaudeville Theatre
I'm ashamed to say that until Magic Goes Wrong I hadn't seen any of Mischief Theatre Company’s work, despite following their plethora of shows (The Play that G...
Review: Master of the Macabre, The Vaults
The Vaults is where the magic-cum-terror show Master of the Macabre chooses to house its horror. There are not many venues more suited to hosting the first solo...
Feature: Master of the Macabre
If you go down to The Vaults tonight you’re sure for a big surprise – and maybe a scream too, as Director Tony Middleton and writer Matthew Stradling bring horr...
Review: Slightly Fat Features in Variety Soup, Leicester Square Theatre
“We’ve got to roar and cheer and stuff,” a lady sat two rows in front of me emphatically instructed her companion just before Slightly Fat Features took the sta...
Review: Luke Jermay’s The Sixth Sense
Luke Jermay is undoubtedly an incredibly talented mind reader, and his straight-from-Vegas cabaret telepathy in The Sixth Sense is entertaining and humorous...