Author: Ian
Review: Pinter Four, Harold Pinter Theatre
Pinter Four serves up something of a difficult double bill at the Harold Pinter Theatre, but Bríd Brennan…
Review: Fanatical, Playground Theatre
If the music doesn’t quite grab you like it should, Fanatical is still an enthusiastically warm-hearted show at…
Review: The Moors, Tara Theatre
The Moors proves a fascinating look at Shakespeare and race at Tara Theatre “I never get cast in…
Review: Brass the Musical, Mountview at the Bernie Grant Arts Centre
My second version of Brass the Musical in a week – Mountview students at the Bernie Grant…
Film Review: Journey’s End (2017)
A beautifully sensitive film adaptation of Journey’s End that spares none of its horror “Smells like liver…
Review: Gilded Butterflies, Hope Theatre
Capturing something of the tragedy of solitary confinement, Gilded Butterflies is an evocative hour at the Hope…
Review: Lands, Bush Theatre
Devised by actors Leah Brotherhead and Sophie Steer, Antler’s Lands is a quirky treat in the studio…
Review: The Wolves, Theatre Royal Stratford East
Sarah DeLappe’s play The Wolves proves a striking piece of ensemble work full of incisive teen insight…
Review: A Pupil, Park Theatre
Strong performances from Lucy Sheen and Flora Spencer-Longhurst make Jesse Briton’s A Pupil an interesting watch at…
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