Review: The World Goes ‘Round, Union Theatre
As Director Kirk Jameson’s own programme notes attest, even those bizarre creatures who claim that they ‘don’t do musical theatre’ would have to acknowledge t...
Union Theatre
Review: On A Clear Day You Can See Forever
On A Clear Day You Can See Forever is probably not the first thing that pops to mind when you think of Broadway musicals, but this musical, originally by Alan J...
Review: Call Me Madam
If you’re looking for a big, ballsy, Broadway-style evening you might not be expecting it in a theatre beside the arch of a bridge in South East London, but you...
Review: Sill Life
Written by Noel Coward as part of a series of short plays, Still Life was designed to be performed within a collection spanning three evenings, before being pic...
Review: The Fix
The Fix (written by John Dempsey and composed by Dana P.Rowe) hasn’t had many revivals since its premiere at the Donmar Warehouse in 1997, and that’s a real sha...
Review: Patience
Gilbert and Sullivan had a particular knack for choosing pertinent subjects, and exposing their absurdities with wit and style that could be interpreted as eith...