Review: MERE MORTALS, Sadler's Wells
What did our critic think of MERE MORTALS at Sadler's Wells?…
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Interview: 'It makes me feel lucky to be here,' West End cast of INTO THE WOODS
What did our critic think of INTERVIEW: 'IT MAKES ME FEEL LUCKY TO JUST BE HERE,' THE WEST END CAST OF INTO THE WOODS at Noël Coward Theatre?…
Review: THE CHERRY ORCHARD, Riverside Theatre
Presented as part of a rep season, Flywheel's take on the Chekhov classic works well enough to honour its source…
Review: PREVIEW: INTO THE WOODS, Launch Event
What did our critic think of PREVIEW: INTO THE WOODS, LAUNCH EVENT at Noël Coward Theatre?…
Review: THE CHILDREN, Starring Meera Syal
The climate crisis abuses us of the notion that we’re invincible, and ultimately forces us to reckon with exactly how much time we have left on Earth. On a much smaller scale, the same can be said of getting older.…
Review: BLOODSPORT: AFTER HELEN OF TROY, Stratford East
After discussing gossip and patriarchy with Anne Boleyn in 1536, Ava Pickett keeps exploring the female spheres through the figure of Helen of Troy in Bloodsport. The war is over, and Helen has returned home. She has been brought back home, to be specific. Her husband is ecstatic, but her former bes…
Review: KIMBERLY AKIMBO, Hampstead Theatre
Hampstead Theatre is not your typical destination for the UK premiere of a Tony-winning musical - but then Kimberly Akimbo is far from your typical musical. More interested in nuanced characters and complex feelings than tap numbers and top Cs, this deeply moving story of a teenage girl quite litera…
Review: BIGFOOT RIPPED MY DOG IN HALF I SAW IT, Soho Theatre
Xhloe & Natasha triumphantly return to London after a sold-out month at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Bigfoot Ripped My Dog In Half I Saw It became an instant sensation, and tickets were near-impossible to come by. For good reason: the show is simply captivating. Back from Scotland, the work is mor…
Review: JANE EYRE, Southwark Playhouse Elephant
With the Wuthering Heights film adaptation this February, critics everywhere saw how easy it is to strip the Brontë sisters’ particular brand of Gothic novel down to its bare essentials, and lose everything of substance along the way. This musical version of Jane Eyre fares slightly better, but s…
Review: CRYBABIES: THE SCARING, Soho Theatre
Fresh from a run at the Edinburgh Fringe, the Crybabies trio creep into Soho Theatre with their comedy-horror offering The Scaring.…
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