Category: Theatre review
Review: The Making of Pinocchio, Battersea Arts Centre
Rosana Cade and Ivor MacAskill’s The Making of Pinocchio makes for a fascinating and fearless take on the fairytale at…
Review: That Is Not Who I Am, Royal Court
That Is Not Who I Am proves an enjoyably twisty thriller at the Royal Court, which perhaps…
Review: Mad House, Ambassadors Theatre
Bill Pullman and David Harbour are the *names* in Theresa Rebeck’s Mad House at Ambassadors Theatre, but…
Review: Forsaking Others, White Bear Theatre
John Patterson’s new play Forsaking Others at the White Bear Theatre asks how well do we really…
Review: The Blue House, Blue Elephant Theatre
Not just your average piece of fringe theatre, The Blue House pushes poetic boundaries at the Blue…
Review: We Started to Sing, Arcola Theatre
The Arcola Theatre reopens with the gentle charms of Barney Norris’ We Started to Sing, starring the…
Review: Dictating to the Estate, Maxilla Social Club
Harrowing and heartbreaking yet fiercely essential, Dictating to the Estate is a powerful piece of documentary theatre…
Review: PlayFight, Theatre Peckham
Orísun Productions’ PlayFight is a tough and sometimes traumatic play at Theatre Peckham’s Peckham Fringe festival “Life…
Review: The Father and the Assassin, National Theatre
Rajha Shakiry’s gorgeous design, Shubham Saraf’s astounding lead performance, so much to love about Anupama Chandrasekhar’s phenomenal…
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