Review: The Nether, Duke of York’s Theatre
Jennifer Haley’s The Nether explores an interesting and increasingly pertinent concept; the idea of catfishing, deception, and the diverse identities we adopt o...
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Review: Bull, Young Vic
Following the success of King Charles III and Cock, Mike Bartlett’s Bull lands at the Young Vic with a bang. A darkly comic and violent emotional rollercoaster ...
Review: Potted Sherlock, Vaudeville Theatre
It would be unfair to compare Potted Sherlock to its Potted counterparts Panto and, most famously, Potter so I won’t (but if I were to I’d say that Potted Potte...
Review: Charming – A Farcical Fairytale, Old Red Lion Theatre
Conceptually, writer Ross Howard was onto a winner, upturning the ever-loved fairytales of old by obscuring the notions of ‘happily ever after’ and true love. B...
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: Hope, Royal Court Theatre
“Sorry, but there’s no money left”. So wrote former Secretary to the Treasury, Liam Bryne, when Labour handed over reigns of the Exchequer to the coalition four...