THEATRE REVIEW | Roots
★★★★ |Roots by Arnold Wesker, Donmar Warehouse It’s 1958 and Beatie Bryant has been living in London with Ronnie, a young socialist full of ideas and ideals. As she anxiously […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Picture of Dorian Gray at Dorian Gray’s Townhouse
★★★★ | The Picture of Dorian Gray at Dorian Gray’s Townhouse Staged in a Georgian townhouse in Greenwich “modernised” to suit a wealthy Victorian resident, The Alchemist Order have presented […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Confessions Of Gordon Brown, Trafalgar Studios
★★★★ |The Confessions Of Gordon Brown, Trafalgar Studios Fresh from the Edinburgh fringe, this hit one man show has transferred to the prestigious Trafalgar Studios in London. This satirical look […]
THEATRE REVIEW | As Is, Finborough Theatre
Twenty-five years ago, the gay population in the USA was facing an unprecedented medical crisis, one that threatened to kill off the entire community. A new disease had immerged, its […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Private Lives, Gielgud Theatre
★★★★ | Private Lives If you’re not familiar with Noel Coward’s work then you’re in for a treat with ‘Private Lives’ and the lavish new production at The Gielgud is […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Power Couple
★★★★ | Power Couple Relationships are peculiar things: whether your status is single, in a relationship or ‘it’s complicated’. Power Couple is an innovative comedy show which looks at a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Address Unknown, Soho Theatre
★★★★ | Address Unknown Is it possible to explain the incomprehensible? How can anyone begin to understand what would make a man abandon a deep friendship in favour of joining […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The History Boys, Sheffield
★★★★ | The History Boys, Sheffield Based in the fictional Cutlers Grammar School in Sheffield, this award winning play tells the story of a group of young students as they […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Mousetrap, National Tour
★★★★ | The Mousetrap I have to confess something. I love a good Agatha Christie. There’s something about those comfortable characters, nostalgic settings and contorted plots which always thrills me.
THEATRE REVIEW | Entertaining Mr Sloane
What better place to see a play by the irreverent gay 1960s playwright, Joe Orton, than in Leicester?
THEATRE REVIEW: The Hotel Plays
There can’t be many people amongst us who aren’t fascinated by the thought of what other people get up to when we’re not looking.