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Reviews: Undetectable, King’s Head theatre
In a perfect world, perhaps sex and society would be distinctly separate. Neither would impact or reflect upon the other, and they could exist in total isolati...
Rikki Beadle-Blair
4.0
3.0
Review: My Dad’s Gap Year, Park Theatre
My Dad’s Gap Year – already the title sounds like my idea of a nightmare. Would I want my father to go on a gap year at his ripe old age? Not really. Would I l...
Review: Riot Act, King’s Head Theatre
Riot Act, written and performed by Alexis Gregory, is a one man show that lasts just one hour and is comprised of three monologues. Gregory interviewed three ga...
Review: The Millennials, Southwark Playhouse
The Millennials is a marvellous show that pays dividends to the experiences of Generation X. It combats the myriad of bleating epithets used to describe those b...
Review: #Hashtag Lightie, The Arcola
#Hashtag Lightie is Lynette Linton’s third play, following STEP, focused on the London-bubble, and Chicken Palace, a play about gentrification. Her new play foc...
Review: Slap, Theatre Royal Stratford East
A forceful strike that leaves an aftermath of lingering pain defines the word slap, and is a fitting characterisation of Dominique in Alexis Gregory’s play of t...