Review: Loot – Park Theatre
Loot by Joe Orton Park Theatre until 24th September Directed by Michael Fentiman Review by Laura Thomas ♦♦♦♦ A sparkling new production of Loot – the classic farce, fifty years […]
Monthly Archives: August 2017
Review: Dangling (Play)
Dangling – Southwark Playhouse until 26th August ♦♦♦♦ Review by Laura Thomas Dangling written by Abigail Hood is Directed by Kevin Tomlinson. Two parallel narratives, one in Oldham and one in […]
Review: Crash – Chivaree Circus
Crash – Chivaree at Cockpit Theatre 21st & 22nd August ★★★★★ Review By Natalie Baker Chivaree is primarily a circus/speciality performance based agency. They provide entertainment from stilt walkers or […]
Review: Stomp – Touring
Stomp – Mayflower Southampton until 19th then touring ★★★★★ Review By Sarah Miatt Stomp is a very unique show made up of comedy, percussion and dance and has been about […]
From Page to Stage Media Event
From Page to Stage Media Day by Sarah Tinsley There was an early morning buzz at The Other Palace, which opened in February this year as ‘the home of musical […]
Review: Don’t Blame The Bankers…$toopid
Don’t Blame The Bankers…$toopid – 13th, 18-20th Canal Cafe Theatre ★★★★★ Review by Nick Holland The Canal Cafe Theatre, in the heart of London’s Little Venice, appears a hive of […]
Review: Pageant Camden Fringe
Pageant London Irish Centre Camden Fringe Until 26th August ★★★★ Review by Nick Holland The Camden Fringe prides itself on originality and energy. As well as giving exciting new shows […]
Review: Making Waves: A Song Cycle
Making Waves: A Song Cycle ★★★★ Review By H. Hemming Making Waves: A Song Cycle is a lovely meander through the trials and tribulations of life, love, and human […]
Review: Iconic: A Brief History of Drag
Iconic: A Brief History of Drag (For one night only) ★★★★★ Review by Sarah Tinsley Glam, glitzy and full of gutsy tunes, Iconic: A Brief History of Drag provides a […]
Review: A Spoonful of Sherman
A Spoonful of Sherman – Live at The Zedel until 20th August ★★★★ “a nostalgic trip down memory lane A Spoonful of Sherman really is a joy” Review by Caroline Hanks-Farmer […]
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