Sorry We Didn’t Die at Sea Julie Peakman 14/07/2022An entirely black and bare stage replicates the interior of a container where three migrants are crossing an ocean. The...
FOLK Julie Peakman 13/07/2022Having been grounded in folk singing at Wigan folk clubs, I wondered why men were always singing the songs (except...
Reviewer's rating The Throne Adi Ginat 12/07/2022With the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations just behind us, what better time to premiere a show about Her Majesty with...
Reviewer's rating Moment of Grace Yaron Frid 11/07/2022Three actors in a bare room above a pub, in the best tradition of London fringe. No stage, Shoestring budget...
Reviewer's Rating Barefoot in the Park Tim Hochstrasser 10/07/2022As many readers of this website will know, the Mill at Sonning is a wholly delightful theatre venue. When you...
Reviewer's rating The Fellowship Yaron Frid 08/07/2022The fellowship in “The Fellowship” is mainly that of Marcia and Dawn, the two sisters appearing in the poster. But...
Reviewer's rating Mad House Yaron Frid 08/07/2022All families fight. Some just do it better than others. That was the tagline of the little-seen film “trouble”, written...
Reviewer's rating Richard III Emma Burnell 02/07/2022Richard III is a play about the desire to achieve and retain power for its own sake. At no point...
Reviewer's rating Loam Rosie Tricks 02/07/2022Bristol Old Vic Theatre School’s graduate production Loam by Bea Roberts is described as a “utopian eco-comedy”, initially written pre-pandemic...
Reviewer's rating Catastrophe Bay Rosie Tricks 02/07/2022Two and a half hours fly by with Catastrophe Bay, Bristol Old Vic Theatre School’s graduate production created by Kit...
