King’s Head Theatre | until 31st Oct Poker Face | Review Political unrest. Family politics. Christmas. The scene is set for drama. But Poker Face is not just a drama of today, but of the past as family history Read More …
The Hope Theatre, London N1 until 15th October 2016 The We Plays The We Plays, cleverly and poetically written by Andrew Maddock, consist of two separate monologues from two very different characters. Both show the audience that you should never Read More …
The Vaults | August 2nd – 28th 2016 The Collector | Review Boy meets girl; boy stalks girl; boy wins lottery; boy imprisons girl in his basement. We’re all familiar with the story. When aspiring thespian Frederick Clegg first Read More …
Old Red Lion Theatre | August 2nd – 28th 2016 The Past is a Tattooed Sailor | Review A Bittersweet Treat – The Past is a Tattooed Sailor If Brideshead Revisited’s Sebastian Flyte had grown up, stayed insolent, Read More …
Park Theatre | until 6th August Some Girl(s) | Review A guy is about to get married, but before he settles down for good he looks back at a string of previous bad relationships and asks himself whether he Read More …
DANCING WITH THE DEVIL by Aletta Lawson What a treat. A play with dance. I looked forward with relish to Theatre Lab Company’s production of Dancing with the Devil at the Lilian Baylis Studio, Sadlers’s Wells, Rosebery Avenue, London, a Read More …
Charing Cross Theatre | until 6th August 2016 A musical about the sinking of the Titanic? Really? Titanic | Review Written by Peter Stone with music and lyrics by Maury Yestin (Grand Hotel), the musical Titanic was first produced Read More …
Lord what fools these mortals be… A Midsummer Night’s Dream | Review What is real? What is imagined? I adore Shakespeare. The quirks in his style, the many sayings that still exist in our 21st century language and Read More …
Canal Cafe Theatre | Sun 29th May & Sun 5th June at 7pm The New York – London Rendezvous | Review There is a delightfully charming evening’s entertainment taking place at the beautifully intimate Canal Cafe Theatre. The New Read More …
Leicester Square Theatre until 28th May 2016 Becoming Hattie | Review I don’t like Arctic Roll. I realise that I am in a minority of one, but I have never quite understood the apparent harmony between sponge and Read More …