3.0
Review: Mass Hysterical, stream.theatre
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Satire
3.0
Review: The Prudes, Royal Court
A woman and a man are going to have sex. They need to have sex, in fact. It might be now or never. In Anthony Neilson’s The Prudes, neither character is in fact...
Review: Force of Trump, Jack Studio Theatre
As you enter the Jack Studio Theatre, he’s there. Bleach blonde wig in place, he dances around on an office chair accompanied by the Flying Lizards’ ‘Money’. Al...
Review: Clarion, Arcola Theatre
Written by former journalist Mark Jagasia, the Arcola theatre’s production of Clarion received much critical acclaim during its first performances in April 2015...
Review: Bailed Out!, Pavilion Theatre
It is a subject that should make for excellent theatre. The high intrigue and drama of the Irish financial crash is full of memorable characters, dramatic twist...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: UKIP! The Musical, theSpace @ Surgeon’s Hall
We’ve seen a surge in musical theatre over the past few years of shows that tentatively straddle a fine line between genius and extremely offensive – shows such...