Reviews

  • A Taste of Honey – Review

    On a cold and wet Manchester evening we were taken on a trip down memory lane and only down the road to 1950s Salford. A hard working class place not for the faint hearted. Read more

  • Cluedo 2 – Review

    Two years ago, Michelle Collins and Daniel Casey were among the cast members in Cluedo, a stage adaptation of the popular board game, reimagined as a comedy murder mystery. Now, to celebrate the famous detective game’s 75th birthday, it’s time for Cluedo 2 – another humorous whodunnit from the same writers Maurice Gran and Laurence… Read more

  • The Wife of Cyncoed – Review

    ‘Penny’s holding court’ and from the first sneering sentence we’re introduced to Vivian Parry’s newly retired Roath Park grandmother, Jayne. Read more

  • Instructions For a Teenage Armageddon – Review

    Rosie Day’s 80-minute one woman play Instructions for a Teenage Armageddon successfully tackles teenage angst and the challenges of being a young girl in the 21st century. Read more

  • Harry Clarke – Review

    Harry Clarke has its UK debut at The Ambassadors Theatre, playing until 11th May. Playwright David Cale’s monologue follows Harry Clarke, the alter ego of Philip Brugglestein, who is a shy man from the Midwest. Read more

  • Guys & Dolls – Review

    The new company who took over in Sir Nicholas Hytner’s production of Guys & Dolls at the Bridge Theatre in London this month are the perfect candidates to continue the brilliant work established by the original cast who opened the show a year ago at the same venue. Read more