Reviews

  • Cruel Intentions – Review

    Cruel Intentions, the new musical currently showing at The Other Palace, is an adaptation of the 1999 film featuring Sarah Michelle Gellar. Read more

  • Afterglow – Review

    Last night I had the privilege of attending the play “Afterglow” at Southwark Playhouse written, directed and choreographed by S. Asher Gelman. Read more

  • The Enfield Haunting – Review

    This new work based on the infamous local haunting comes the stage in this new version from Paul Unwin that feels underpowered and far longer that the actual runtime. Read more

  • A Christmas Carol – Review

    If anything can capture the spirit of Christmas, this show most definitely can. The Old Vic has done it again, yet another phenomenal production of A Christmas Carol adapted by the award-winning Jack Thorne (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) and directed by Matthew Warchus (Matilda The Musical). What a show! Read more

  • Cold War – Review

    With hit after hit from the Almeida as of late (Patriots, Tammy Faye, A mirror), Rupert Goold has a big task of keeping up the good run with their final production of the year, an adaptation of the Academy Award nominated film Cold War by Paweł Pawlikowski. Read more

  • Talking About The Fire – Review

    This piece is the love child of a ted talk, stand up comedy, a political rally, and a late night beer-in-hand chat with your mates. Chris creates such a giving, open and honest space at the intimate Jerwood Theatre Upstairs in which every audience member feels connected to. His charm, wit and intensity draw you… Read more