SIX Grace Creaton-Barber 08/03/2019 “Remember us from your GCSEs?” – Not like this we don’t. It would be great to see my old history teacher do a rendition of this though! The moral o...
Ruthless! The Musical Richard Voyce 01/04/2018 ‘Ruthless! The Musical’ - the high-camp in-joke of a show which is playing at The Arts until 23rd June - originally opened off-Broadway on March 13th ...
I Loved Lucy Richard Voyce 26/07/2017 Although Lucille Ball has somewhat fallen from the public consciousness over recent years there was a time at the height of her fame when she was – al...
Dirty Great Love Story Vera Mikusch 27/01/2017 Great Dirty Love Story is a very simple play. All characters are complete stereotypes, which is all right if you are looking for an easy laugh. But it...
Apocalypse Cruise Ship Love Affair Richard Voyce 26/10/2016 Apocalypse Cruise Ship Love Affair is absurd, puerile, vulgar, and utterly, utterly brilliant. I came out of the tiny Above the Arts theatre space ...
Dreamless Sleep Adrian Pulle 14/09/2016 This is a lovely, tender play which will stay with me for a long time. It shows us a few years in the lives of a young couple – played by Niamh Watso...
Savage Richard Voyce 03/07/2016 As I sit here writing this review there is a leadership election being undertaken in the UK for someone to take David Cameron’s place as head of The C...
NotMoses Rivka Jacobson 18/03/2016 Gary Sinyor’s first play ‘NotMoses’ draws its narrative arc from the Old Testament books of Genesis and Exodus. It comprises a sequence of scenes, whi...
A Midsummer Night’s Dream in New Orleans Samantha Cheh 14/08/2015 Set in the backyard swamps of Southern America, A Midsummer Night's Dream in New Orleans aspires to transplant the Bard's high energy comedy to a comp...
American Idiot Nicole Kent 24/07/2015 The alternative, punk – rock band, Green Day, has finally reached the West End after winning several Grammy awards for the best rock album. The dynami...
