★★★★★ | An Inspector Calls, The Playhouse Theatre J.B. Priestley’s 1940s play An Inspector Calls had languished somewhat until Stephen Daldry’s (The Crown, Billy Elliot, The Hours) landmark 1992 production. […]
★★★★★ | Pride and Prejudice, The Birmingham Rep Masterfully personifies Austen’s work of art. I remember reading Pride and Prejudice in my early teens, and recall falling in love with […]
★★★★★ | The HIV Monologues From AIDS to PrEP: Love, Sex & HIV If you met a moreish specimen of a man on Grindr, in Rupert St Bar or at […]
★★★★★ | The Exorcist was a frightening occasion with jumps, bumps, and lights were left on in my home. The original ‘The Exorcist’ written by William Peter Blatty brought […]
★★★★★ | Barry Humphries’ Weimar Cabaret What’s your deepest impression of Barry Humphries? The tacky, kitsch-bitch supreme Dame Edna Everage, all ghastly, C&A drag and granny glasses, or worse, the […]
★★★★★ | Blanc de Blanc Blanc de Blanc is the new circus show in the cabaret theatre at London’s iconic Hippodrome Casino. From the team behind the sublime LIMBO and […]
★★★★★ | Through The Mill, Southwark Playhouse It’s Judy Garland times three in the new musical Through The Mill now playing at Southwark Playhouse. The show gives us Garland in […]
★★★★★ – So emotional, I couldn’t help but cry. Credit: Jack Ladenburg Last night was one of those nights where you sit there, and for the whole of the two […]
★★★★★ | Lindsay Kemp: My Life and Work with David Bowie Interviewed By Marc Almond by Miss Shockingly Precise. British theatre, too often, is like the Catholic Church – full […]
★★★★★ | Delicately humorous and emotionally charged.
★★★★★ | Haram Iran Two young men were publicly hanged in a square in Mashhad, Iran on 19th July 2005. The new play Haram Iran tells this horrific story. Ayaz […]
