Reviewer's Rating My Mother Said I Never Should Matthew Whitaker 22/04/2016his is the first London-based production of My Mother Said I Never Should since its initial run at the Royal...
Reviewer's Rating The Caretaker Raphael Korber Hoffman 19/04/2016eing in the unique position of a Young Reviewer who had not yet had the chance to watch a Harold...
Reviewer's Rating Guys and Dolls Richard Voyce 16/04/2016here is something innately satisfying about sitting down in an auditorium to see a play or a show that you...
Reviewer's Rating Circa: Closer Katerina Yannouli 16/04/2016t’s this time of the year, yet again… The purple cow is… upside down and running; we are wishing for...
Reviewer's rating The Suicide Rebecca Coates 15/04/2016he Suicide takes Nikolai Erdman’s satire and thrusts it, wholesale, into the world of 21st Century London. It follows Sam...
Reviewer's Rating Best of BE FESTIVAL Luke Davies 15/04/2016E Festival is an annual celebration of boundary pushing international work within theatre, dance, comedy, circus, music, visual and performing...
Reviewer's Rating BU21 Luke Davies 13/04/2016U21 imagines the possibility of a major terrorist attack in London. Terrorists acquire a surface-to-air missile, and from a discrete...
Reviewer's Rating In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel Sam Pengelly 13/04/2016ennessee Williams’ 1969 play, In the Bar of a Tokyo Hotel is rarely performed, and after watching, I think there...
Reviewer's Rating Russian Dolls Sophie Heatley 12/04/2016ussian Dolls, winner of the Adrian Pagan award in 2015, is a tale of affection and female empowerment. Hilda, Stephanie...
Reviewer's rating The Caretaker Nicholas Potter 10/04/2016atthew Warchus’s latest artistic endeavour at the Old Vic is an absolute triumph, keenly expressing Pinter’s vision in The Caretaker:...
