Reviewer's rating Mosquito Emma Burnell 22/07/2022I was really expectant for this play. The premise offers so much interest in terms of an examination of human...
Reviewer's Rating Anything Goes Tim Hochstrasser 18/07/2022After huge success in its first iteration this production of Cole Porter’s Depression-era pick-me-up musical returns to the Barbican with...
Reviewer's Rating Dennis of Penge Tim Hochstrasser 14/07/2022In this new play Annie Siddons draws on her own life-experiences in Southeast London to rework ‘The Bacchae’ by Euripides...
Reviewer's rating Patriots Tim Hochstrasser 14/07/2022This new play from Peter Morgan could not be more topical, though to everyone’s credit the lessons and pointers are...
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 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 Singin’ in the Rain Richard McKee 30/06/2022It doesn’t get any better than this. Why it’s even better than the movie! Most of us will have seen...
Reviewer's Rating Carmen Tim Hochstrasser 19/06/2022What more is there to say about ‘Carmen’, most familiar of operas? One answer to that is given in Matthew...
Reviewer's Rating The King Symphonic: The Music of Elvis Presley Tim Hochstrasser 18/06/2022Today is the hottest day of the year so far, and the air-conditioned Cadogan Hall is only two-thirds full. Is...
