THEATRE REVIEW | Angel and Now We Are Pope, London Theatre, New Cross
★★★ | Angel and Now We Are Pope, London Theatre, New Cross Faith and desire clash in this premiere double-bill of one-man plays. In ‘Angel’, a priest devotes his life […]
THEATRE REVIEW | A Hard Rain, Above The Stag
★★★ | A Hard Rain, Above The Stag Writers Jon Bradfield and Martin Hooper, well-known for their successful pantomimes at The Above The Stag Theatre, have for the first time […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Fat Man’s Wife
★★★★ | The Fat Man’s Wife It’s the early hours of New Year’s Day 1938 and Vera and Joe are just getting in from a New York society party. They’re […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Gay Naked Play, Above The Stag
★★★ | The Gay Naked Play, Above The Stag Dan (Alexander Hulme) is director of the Integrity Players, a small off off Broadway group of players dedicated to “great art”. […]
THEATRE REVIEW | From Morning To Midnight
★★★ | From Morning To Midnight “For those who like that sort of thing, that is the sort of thing they like.” I felt rather like Miss Jean Brodie after […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Passing By, Tristan Bates Theatre
★★★ | Passing By, Tristan Bates Theatre ‘Passing By’ is an early work from award winning playwright Martin Sherman (Bent, Mrs Henderson Presents) that was first produced in New York […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Jack Steele & Family
★★★ | Jack Steele & Family A proud, Northern family man celebrates his 70th birthday surrounded by his family in the converted steel mill where he used to work, but […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Kite Runner, Nottingham Playhouse
★★★ | The Kite Runner Set against the complex backdrop of a 1970s Afghanistan in upheaval and later 1980’s Los Angeles, the story – narrated by an adult Amir who […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Children Of The Sun
★★★ | Children Of The Sun A Maxim Gorky classic play, adapted by Andrew Upton, is a deep and philosophically driven piece set during a cholera epidemic, which works on […]