Review: Confessional – Southwark Playhouse
Review: Confessional Southwark Playhouse Until 29th October Confessional by Tennessee Williams written in 1970, has never been performed in London. It enjoyed a successful run at Edinburgh fringe this […]
Category Archives: West End Reviews
Troilus and Cressida
Troilus and Cressida – Rose Playhouse until 15th October The first thing to know about Troilus and Cressida is that it’s not really about Troilus and Cressida. Or at least […]
Murder Ballad
Review – Murder Ballad Arts Theatre until December 3rd From the start there is an atmosphere of threat and intrigue as the show’s narrator sashay’s towards the audience and informs […]
Can You Hear Me Running?
Can You Hear Me Running? Pleasance Theatre until 23rd October It was my first time at the Pleasance Theatre. It’s tucked away between industrial buildings, amongst a clutter of bars […]
Conviction- Arts Theatre
Conviction Set in Prague in 1950, and based on the true story of activist and writer Milada Horakova (Polly Attala), it tells of her struggles with the state, portrayed by […]
Review – In The Heights
In The Heights – Kings Cross Theatre until 8th January 2017 When you get an email saying you are invited to attend a Salsa class, speak to the cast and […]
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 […]
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 […]
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