Reviews
The Merry Wives of Windsor – Review
| August 15, 2018
The estuary accents, Dolce & Gabbana leggings, bling and selfies are a bit of a giveaway that Fiona Laird’s cheeky Shakespearean comedy, The Merry Wives of Windsor, is
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Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Little Shop Of Horrors – Review
| August 15, 2018
There are a handful of shows that defy all logic and reasoning to become cult classics. Howard Ashman and Alan Menken’s quirky little Off-Broadway schlock eco-monster musical, Little
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Park Theatre
Spiral – Review
| August 10, 2018
Last year writer and actor Abigail Hood stunned audiences with Dangling, a shocking and deeply moving play about a father’s inability to cope with the disappearance of his
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Reviews
The Importance of Being Earnest – Review
| August 3, 2018
Dominic Dromgoole’s year-long residency at London’s Vaudeville Theatre is almost over and he’s going out on a high with a crowd-pleaser that never fails to entertain. The Importance
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Reviews
Othello – Review
| August 2, 2018
Shakespeare’s Globe has pulled out all the stops for its production of Othello, enticing Oscar-winner Mark Rylance back to the Wooden O and bagging TV’s man-of-the-moment, American André
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Lyric Theatre
The Simon & Garfunkel Story – Review
| July 24, 2018
Catching a performance of The Simon & Garfunkel Story at London’s Lyric Theatre feels a little bit subversive. It’s only on occasionally and not widely publicised as the
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Jack Studio Theatre
The White Rose – Review
| July 23, 2018
You can’t start a revolution with five sleep deprived students and a typewriter with a sticky F key… There’s nothing more inspiring than the story of those that
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Reviews
Two For The Seesaw – Review
| July 20, 2018
Finding true love in New York is, if you believe the playwrights and scriptwriters, impossibly tough. In a city of nearly nine million people, The Big Apple doesn’t
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Park Theatre
End Of The Pier – Review
| July 17, 2018
In these ultra-sensitive, snowflake times, writing, and performing, comedy is fraught with danger. One wrong word or gag and a once glittering career can lay in tatters. TV
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Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
As You Like It – Review
| July 15, 2018
Shakespeare’s slight and silly comedy, As You Like It, is just the thing for midsummer. While England were crashing out of the World Cup, London’s Regent’s Park Open
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Chichester Festival Theatre
Me and My Girl – Review
| July 10, 2018
Actor Ryan Pidgen will remember tonight. It was the moment when he went out on stage an understudy and came back a star after single-handedly saving a show
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Arts Theatre
Knights Of The Rose – Review
| July 6, 2018
Take a group of hunky men and sexy women, all five-star West End voices, throw them into an atrociously bad Arthurian turkey, whose risible dialogue is beefed up
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