3.0
Review: The Boy with the Bee Jar, The Hope Theatre
Listen to an audio version of the review here. George Rowlands, in his professional debut, shows extreme promise and sensitivity with his portrayal of the j...
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3.0
2.0
Review: Hamlet: Rotten States, The Hope Theatre
Christmas has been and gone and I thought the same could be said for panto season. Yet, tonight I discover that my aforementioned presumption may not be true -...
4.0
Review: Call Me Fury, The Hope Theatre
Call Me Fury is angry, captivating and musically invigorating. It trails the stories of Salem, passing through the happenings of witch executions in Europe and...
4.0
Review: Starved, Hope Theatre
“Homeless, hungry and horny”, is a quote which demonstrates the duality of this rough and ready play; Starved jumps from comedy to tragedy with great ambition ...
Review: Medicine, The Hope Theatre
I’d forgotten how much I like pub theatres. Aside from making me feel like I’m at the Edinburgh Fringe even though I’m missing out this year, these cramped, hot...
Review: Cockamamy, The Hope Theatre
Cockamamy, an adjective meaning ludicrous or nonsensical. But also, a new play, by Louise Coulthard, which previewed at The Lion and Unicorn Theatre, followed b...