In 2018 Theatre South East Reviewers went to see a total of 60+ Productions in London and the South East. From musicals to plays to circus we have loved sharing our thoughts with you. These are our reviewer’s favourite shows Read More …
The Merchant of Venice The Hawth Amphitheatre 19th August 2018 The Merchant of Venice | Review This small production of the Merchant of Venice performed by the Illyria Theatre Company proved to be charming, entertaining and funny. It was Read More …
Killer Joe Trafalgar Studios, Until 18 August Killer Joe Tracy Letts’ 1993 play involves a truly dysfunctional Texan family of father Ansel (Steffan Rhodri), son Chris (Adam Gillen), sister Dottie (Sophie Cookson) and stepmother Sharla (Neve McIntosh). Chris is Read More …
Consent Harold Pinter Theatre Booking until 11 August 2018 CONSENT Following it’s 2017 critically acclaimed sell-out run at the National Theatre, Nina Raine’s hard-hitting and feisty drama Consent has recently opened at The Harold Pinter Theatre. A powerful drama about the difference Read More …
The Libertine | Review As you walk in for the performance of The Libertine some of the cast are wandering around the stage and down in the stalls interacting with the audience, which sets the scene well for this bawdy, Read More …
The Hawth Theatre, Crawley | until Saturday 15th October The Shawshank Redemption The Hawth Crawley until 15/10/2016 When you have seen how good the 1994 film The Shawshank Redemption is, it is difficult to imagine how they could translate such 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 Local Stigmatic | Review The main theme for The Local Stigmatic is very relevant for society today, which is the obsession with celebrity and fame. It does leave you with an uncomfortable feeling that you have just Read More …
Dead Royal | Review Dead Royal currently being performed at the Ovalhouse in Kennington portrays two royal icons of English history, Princess Diana and Wallis Simpson both ‘commoners’ marrying into the royal family and how they are perceived in current Read More …