Review: Johnny Got His Gun, Southwark Playhouse
Johnny Got His Gun (directed by David Mercatili) revolves around the story of Joe Bonham, a young twenty-something American from Colorado. He enlists in the U.S...
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Review: Here Lies Henry, Camden People’s Theatre
Here Lies Henry boldly, and rather riskily, claims to: “challenge the conventional relationship between actor and audience and spins it completely on its head”....
Review: Omeros, Sam Wannamaker Playhouse
In the flickering candlelight of the Sam Wannamaker Playhouse, Derek Walcott's epic poem is brought to mesmerising life. Masterful performances from Jospeh Marc...
Review: A Simple Space, Udderbelly Festival
A Simple Space is rather like watching up close the kind of amazing acrobatics you see on Britain’s Got Talent, but with all the cheesy ‘I Have a Dream’ nonsens...
Review: Heart, Ovalhouse Theatre
Heart, written by Steven Gaythorpe is a cross-collaboration between Zendeh and the Ovalhouse. Zendeh’s artistic director and founder, Nazli Tabatabai-Khatambakh...
Review: The Life of the Party, Menier Chocolate Factory
The Life of the Party is a musical revue celebrating the work of Broadway composer Andrew Lippa, who has written such great musicals as The Wild Party, The Adda...