Floyd Collins – Guest Review by Laura Thomas
Floyd Collins Wilton’s Music Hall until 15th October Written by Tina Landau and Adam Guettell Directed by Jonathan Butterell Produced by Amanda Holland Three siblings and a widowed father; their […]
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Floyd Collins – Guest Review by H.Hemming
The first thing most people would agree on here, is that the venue for Floyd Collins is spot on. Wilton’s Music Hall is steeped in history, and its ruggedness serves […]
The We Plays
The We Plays Having been entranced by Andrew Maddock’s In/Out (A Feeling), which received an Off-West End award nomination, my hopes were high. This new play is a set of […]
The Libertine
The Libertine opens with a disarmingly frank prologue. “You will not like me,” says Dominic Cooper’s Second Earl of Rochester, addressing us directly. It’s more of a challenge than a […]
Sid – Above The Arts Theatre
Sid – Above The Arts Theatre until 8th October Theatre and it’s purpose are very much objective. Whether you view theatre as a form of pure entertainment or an effective […]
Mamma Mia!
We have Abba’s back catalogue, a Greek island, a wedding, a mother and daughter and three possible father’s so what show do we have? Yes of course it’s the smash […]
27 The Rise Of A Falling Star
“27” Sometimes when you review something an instinct kicks in, that it is going to be a marmite show? You either love it or hate it. So which side of […]
Punk Play
Punk Play – Southwark Playhouse On entering the Southwark Playhouse, there were gold balloons spelling out Punk Play, a badge for me that said ‘dreams are free motherf***ers’ and Xanadu […]
Sister – Ovalhouse Theatre
Sister by Rebecca Hanbury (writer) and Alex Groves (composer) Director Rebecca Hanbury Producer Helen Edwards for Born Mad Ovalhouse Theatre until 10th September The story of this work of art […]
Vanities The Musical – Trafalgar Studios until 1st October
Sometimes you receive a press release about a show and the excitement from the PR company just leaps off the virtual page at you. You can’t help but feel it […]
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