THEATRE REVIEW | Captain Show-Off! Open Air Theatre 2015
One amphitheatre, throw in Carry On Cleo and Up Pompeii, with a pinchus of Widow Twankey, equals: Captain Show-Off – oh yes it does! Phil Willmott from Gods & Monsters […]
REVIEW | A Naughty Night With Noël Coward at the Old Red Lion Theatre Islington
Absurdly polite confrontations, beastly upper-class pompousness, all served up with preposterous hilarity. Director Jimmy Walters, co-founder of Proud Haddock, has brought to life two works of one of the most […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage – National Tour
★★★★ | Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage – National Tour Gareth Thomas is one of the most successful rugby players ever to take to the field for his country. But in […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Radiant Vermin, Soho Theatre, London
★★★★ | Radiant Vermin, Soho Theatre, London “I want this house. Oh, yes, I know there’ll be problems. But at least we’ll have the hope of things getting better. Isn’t […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense: Hilarity at its best
★★★★ | Jeeves & Wooster in Perfect Nonsense Jeeves and Wooster played by Jason Thorpe and Robert Webb respectively, bring to The Birmingham Rep a delightful and hilarious performance of […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Back Down: Cheeky, Dramatic and Sincere
Back Down is an intense play by Steven Camden aka Polarbear, whose excitement stems from writing dialogue and unashamedly falls in love with his own ‘Brummie’ story, and the action […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Honey Man, The Birmingham Rep
★★★★ | The Honey Man, The Birmingham Rep Sweet, Charming and Sincere. The Honey Man, written and acted by the extremely talented Tyrone Huggins and elegantly directed by Emma Bernard, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Unknown Male
★★★★ | Unknown Male Unknown Male depicts a tragic story of Heather who has recently got a job as train a conductor. All is very well. Until, after the tunnel, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | To Kill A Mockingbird, Sheffield Lyceum & National Tour
★★★★ | To Kill A Mockingbird, Sheffield Lyceum & National Tour Harper Lee’s classic American novel, which many will remember from their schooldays, is beautifully presented in this classy and […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Boys Upstairs
★★★★ | The Boys Upstairs For their first play of 2015, Above the Stag have turned to another American comedy, The Boys Upstairs. Dubbed a cross between Sex and the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Curing Room
★★★★ | The Curing Room “It made the recent Globe production of Titus Andronicus look like a teddy bear’s picnic!” And indeed over 90 minutes we had been subjected to […]