THEATRE REVIEW | Ballad of the Burning Star – National Tour
★★★ | Ballad of the Burning Star – National Tour Glamorous drag queen, Star, invites you to join her on a cabaret filled journey into the heart of the Middle […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Kes, Doncaster Cast Theatre
★★★ | Kes, Doncaster Cast Theatre In a small, northern working class community in the 1960s, Billy Casper’s life is not the easiest. He struggles with reading and writing, is […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope, St James Theatre, London
★★★ | Quentin Crisp: Naked Hope, St James Theatre, London “I became one of the stately homos of England.” From a conventional middle-class Surrey upbringing to global notoriety via his […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Compulsion
★★★ | Compulsion What’s your secret? What do you do in private that you wouldn’t share with anyone? What happens if the quiet, secret compartments in our heads start to […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Freedom Of Freewill, Doncaster Cast Theatre
★★★ | The Freedom Of Freewill, Doncaster Cast Theatre Doncaster has a rising star. Nestled amongst the urban redevelopment of the town centre, proudly placed at the side of a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Daytona, Theatre Royal Haymarket
★★★ | Daytona, Theatre Royal Haymarket In a recent interview, Maureen Lipman said that this is ‘unquestionably the best role’ of her career and she’s not wrong. Lipman is jaw-droppingly […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Roof
★★★ | The Roof A door opens and an immaculate figure steps out onto a roof. Knives are sharpened and the game begins. Set within the suspended reality of a […]
THEATRE REVIEW | One Man, Two Guvnors – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour
★★★ | One Man, Two Guvnors – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour Francis Henshall is a con man finds himself in trouble when he ends up working for both an […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Boeing, Boeing – Sheffield Crucible Theatre
★★★ | Boeing, Boeing – Sheffield Crucible Theatre Bernard thinks he has the perfect life living in Paris. He is engaged to three Air Hostesses, and uses the flight timetables […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Foreplay, King’s Head Theatre, London
★★★ | Foreplay, King’s Head Theatre, London Some of the greatest minds of the post-War central European generation, Theodore Adorno and his wife Gretel, Hannah Arendt and Walter Benjamin became […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Relative Values, Harold Pinter Theatre, London
★★★ | Relative Values, Harold Pinter Theatre, London In 1951 at Marchwood House in East Kent, Felicity the Countess (Patricia Hodge) is anxiously awaiting the arrival of her son with […]