Reviewer's Rating Avenue Q Kate Mounce 14/05/2015aving heard much about this Broadway and West End hit, and seemingly one of the few audience members here not...
Reviewer's Rating Hay Fever Nicole Kent 13/05/2015ay Fever is a comedy of manners set in the English country house of the Bliss family. Their eccentric and...
Reviewer's Rating Death of a Salesman Emily Louizou 13/05/2015eath of a Salesman is Arthur Miller’s masterpiece, a powerful modern tragedy which touches upon the issue of what makes...
Reviewer's Rating Carrie – The Musical Richard Voyce 08/05/2015ack in 1986, and fresh from a financially lucrative co-production with Cameron Mackintosh – a little known show whittled from...
Reviewer's Rating The Lonely Soldier Monologues Sophie Nevrkla 08/05/2015ometimes, in the ‘comment’ section of the more left-wing papers, an article will materialise about the damaging effects of war,...
Reviewer's Rating My Children! My Africa! Adrian Pulle 08/05/2015Set in South Africa in 1985, Athol Fugard’s ‘My Children! My Africa!’ (1989) is all about divisions and oppositions: black...
Reviewer's Rating Blood Samantha Cheh 03/05/2015n the surface, Blood seems like a simple story: boy meets girl, they fall in love, their family tears them...
Reviewer's Rating The Spalding Suite Kate Mounce 02/05/2015any hands and creative minds have gone into making The Spalding Suite the eclectic production it is. What makes this...
Reviewer's Rating The Verb, “To Love” Richard McKee 02/05/2015oasting one of the oldest pub theatres in London, the Old Red Lion in Islington reaches out to the LGBT...
Reviewer's Rating Portia Coughlan Richard McKee 02/05/2015oasting one of the oldest pub theatres in London, the Old Red Lion in bustling and trendy Islington usually fills...
