Review: The Incident, Canada Water Theatre
If you are uncomfortable in your own worldly position, or unsure of your place, then you may find comfort in watching a glimpse of another you fight the same un...
The Albany
Review: The Open Couple, The Albany
Here we have a squabbling couple, going through marital difficulties. The premise for Dario Fo’s The Open Couple may seem fairly typical for a play, but the sol...
Review: After Liverpool, The Albany
After Liverpool has nothing to do with the city in North West England – it’s best to reveal that detail straightaway so there are no misconceptions of scousers ...
Review: Captain Amazing, The Albany
Captain Amazing is the story of a superhero and a puppet. Like all good stories, it needs a good guy and a bad guy, a villain hellbent on destroying the world w...
Review: Boxman, The Albany
In arguably the most challenging production seen at the festival so far, Boxman is a one-man show.
The 45 minutes focussed on Ringo (Reice Weathers), a homele...
Review: Wasted, The Albany
Kate Tempest’s spoken word script flows like water out of the mouths of the actors, gently cascading between the three as they recite different parts of her poe...