Reviews

  • End Of The Rainbow – Review

    London welcomes a fresh revival of Peter Quilter’s 2005 play, “End of the Rainbow”. This production offers a tragic yet humorous look at the final months of iconic singer and actor Judy Garland, who is brought to life on stage by Drag Race icon Jinkx Monsoon. The play explores Garland’s complex love triangle with her… Read more

  • The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind – Review

    At @sohoplace, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind arrives in the West End as a warm, heartfelt and visually inviting piece of theatre — one that leans deliberately into hope, joy and community rather than dwelling solely in suffering. Read more

  • An Ideal Husband – Review

    Lyric Hammersmith Theatre’s confident, nuanced, and vibrant version of An Ideal Husband had most of the audience — myself included — laughing out loud and audibly reacting to the twists and turns of the story. Read more

  • Sherlock Holmes – Review

    The first offering of this year’s Summer Season  at the beautiful Regents Park Open Air Theatre is a new take on a Sherlock Holmes case and the game is certainly afoot! Read more

  • One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest – Review

    Based on the 1960 novel by Ken Kesey and adapted for the stage by Dale Wasserman, director Clint Dyer takes a daring approach that honours the spirit of the original text while exploring themes of colonialism, mental health, and societal expectations. This production introduces live music—a potentially controversial choice as it risks shifting the tone… Read more

  • A Doll’s House – Review

    The Almeida Theatre’s new production of A Doll’s House is a quietly arresting, deeply considered revival that honours the emotional precision of Henrik Ibsen’s original while feeling entirely alive in its present moment. Read more