Review: I Want My Hat Back, National Theatre
I really cannot deal with hats but, hypothetically speaking, if someone stole mine I'd like to think I'd hunt them down to the ends of the earth and destroy...
Steven Webb
Review: As Is, Trafalgar Studios
It’s strange to think that in today’s society, AIDS could ever be described as a ‘gay man’s disease’. Or that you could contract it by touching another afflicte...
Review: Show 5: A Series of Increasingly Impossible Acts – Secret Theatre, Lyric Hammersmith
Secret Theatre: ten actors, seven shows – and an entire network of theatremakers of all kinds clubbing together to make it happen. It is one engine ignited and ...
Review: Glitterland – Secret Theatre, West Yorkshire Playhouse
After blowing us away with their cracking contemporary version of A Streetcar Named Desire, Secret Theatre Company has torn down the blank white walls of Stella...
Review: Secret Theatre Show One
This review does not reveal the name of Secret Theatre Show One, but it does describe the visual elements and does give a very small clue as to the text used. ...
Review: Dick Whittington and his Cat
Hurrah! It’s Panto season again; time for everyone to stop pretending that theatre is a serious art genre, and get stuck into some good old fashioned “He’s B...