THEATRE REVIEW | Jane Eyre – National Tour
★★★★ | Jane Eyre – National Tour Following being orphaned, Jane Eyre is placed in the ward of her cruel aunt, who favours her own children over Jane and eventually […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Gypsy Queen – National Tour
★★★| Gypsy Queen – National Tour In a story set in the testosterone-fuelled world of boxing, “Gorgeous” George O’Connell, a street brawler from the travelling community is approached to be coached […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Gaslight – Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield and National Tour
★★★|In an elegant townhouse in Victorian London, Bella Manningham is slowly losing her mind. Pictures keep disappearing, trinkets seem to move from place to place and items go missing without […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Cirque Berserk, Birmingham Rep
Dangerous, daring but a little spark-less ★★★ This is the second time that I have seen Cirque Berserk at the Birmingham Rep, and I have mixed feelings. Mostly, I really […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Holding The Man, Jack Studio Theatre
★★★ | Holding The Man, Jack Studio Theatre Holding the Man is a play by Tommy Murphy (Strangers in Between) that was also made into a film in 2015. It’s […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Buried Child
✭✭✭ | Buried Child If you want to see Ed Harris sitting on a couch for close to three hours, then Buried Child is the show for you. Harris, film […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Last Five Years
★★★ | The Last Five Years, St James Theatre The St James Theatre near Victoria has had a poor recent track record with widely panned shows such as “Miss Atomic […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Fool For Love, Found 111
★★★ | Fool For Love, Found 111 This revival of Sam Shepherd’s 1983 drama marks the end of Found 111, the intimate Charing Cross Road performance space. Housed in the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Safe, London Theatre
★★★ Safe, London Theatre The statistics about homelessness people are alarming. 25% of homeless and at risk youth in the UK identify as LGBT, a shockingly high proportion. Alexis Gregory […]
THEATRE REVIEW | No Man’s Land, London Wyndham’s Theatre
★★★ | No Man’s Land takes place over an evening of drunkenness and a morning of sobriety, as Hirst, an upper class writer, and Spooner, a down on his luck […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Punkplay
★★★ | Punkplay “…there are no actual rules except the ones we choose to live under. You need to eat, drink water, sleep now and then. The rest is negotiable.” […]