Review: Consensual, Soho Theatre
The National Youth Theatre’s revival of Evan Placey’s 2015 commission exploring the grey area of consent law and morality showcases some seriously formidable yo...
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Review: Drip Feed, Soho Theatre
Drip Feed at the Soho theatre is, in a few different ways, painful to watch. I don’t mean this as a negative comment - the play knows exactly what it is doing, ...
Review: There But For The Grace Of God (Go I), Soho Theatre
Adam Walsh – no – Adam Welsh is an actor. An actor who found that when he Googles himself, the top result is a six-year-old who was murdered in 1981 in LA. It m...
Review: The One, Soho Theatre
The dramatically romantic soundtrack of The Phantom of the Opera introduces the sense of an electrical love story and a dark desire for power and powerlessness,...
Review: Flesh and Bone, Soho Theatre
An East London sink estate is the setting for Eliot Warren’s visceral, tragicomic depiction of life in the margins of twenty-first century Britain. The writer-d...
Review: Flutter, Soho Theatre
Soho’s Upstairs theatre has been transformed into a typical British betting shop for the week; a simple bar, a slot machine, some stools and tables, and an abun...