THEATRE REVIEW | Loot, Park Theatre, London
★★★★ | Loot The late playwright Joe Orton wrote Loot more than 50 years ago, and it is now being revived at London’s Park Theatre in Finsbury Park. Loot is […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Between The Sheets, Underbelly, London
★★★★ | Between The Sheets London’s most famous burlesque entertainer – Miss Polly Rae – is hosting a new show at London’s Underbelly Festival on the Southbank. It’s Between the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Marriage of Kim K., Areola Theatre, London
★★★★ | The Marriage of Kim K. For a different night at the theatre, go see “The Marriage of Kim K.” Yes, you read that right. The famous opera “The […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Kite Runner, Playhouse Theatre, London
★★★★| The Kite Runner The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini’s best-selling 2003 novel, which was turned into an acclaimed 2007 movie and recently won rave reviews at London’s Wyndham’s Theatre, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Kings Cross [Remix], Camden People’s Theatre, London
★★★★ | Kings Cross [Remix], Camden People’s Theatre, London Take a journey to 1980’s London, specifically the King’s Cross area, through the storytelling of Tom Marshman, in the new show […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Salomé, National Theatre, London
★★★★| Salomé, National Theatre, London It was always going to be hard to produce a version of Salomé on the stage. It’s a story that’s mythical, biblical, violent, and perhaps […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Late Company, Finborough Theatre, London
★★★★ | Late Company, Finborough Theatre, London Much like the recent Netflix smash hit series “13 Reasons Why”, “Late Company” examines the events surrounding the suicide of a teenager. In this […]
THEATRE REVIEW | To Sir, With Love, The Birmingham Rep
★★★★ – What theatre is all about! Photo Credit – Graeme Braidwood Adapted by Ayub Khan-din for Birmingham, To Sir, With Love had its natural charm and appeal to the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Shirley Valentine – National Tour
★★★★ | Shirley Valentine – National Tour Shirley Bradshaw is a bored housewife from Liverpool, who has brought up her children, is trapped in a loveless marriage; and who spends […]
THEATRE REVIEW | 46 Beacon, Trafalgar Studios, London
★★★★ | 46 Beacon It’s 1970 and for Robert, the air is heavy with the promise of straight, gay and even group sex as the hedonistic sixties leave behind a legacy […]
THEATRE REVIEW | What’s In A Name, Birmingham Rep
★★★★ | A modern farce that delivers ounces of emotion, comedy and suspense. A full platter! (Photo credit: Robert Day) What’s In A Name, written by Alexandre De La Patellière and […]