Category: Theatre review
Review: Fiddler on the Roof, Chichester Festival Theatre
“How can I hope to make you understand” Though my life has long been filled with musicals,…
Review: The House They Grew Up In, Minerva
“This is not only your street with only your stories” It’s always fascinating to get the opportunity…
Review: The Hired Man, Union Theatre
“We’re not hurried, or flurried, or worried, for ourselves” The Hired Man remains one of my all-time…
Review: Twilight Song, Park Theatre
“It’s hard isn’t it” Completed shortly before his death in 2014, Kevin Elyot’s Twilight Song now belatedly…
Review: Dessert, Southwark Playhouse
“I need to change what I can accept” I only booked for Dessert at the Southwark Playhouse…
Queer Theatre – a round-up
“There’s nowt so queer as folk” Only about a week behind schedule, I wanted to round up…
Review: Blondel, Union Theatre
“I’m a fool…just a fool” There’s something admirable in the Union Theatre’s admirable determination to work its…
Review: Man-Cub, Etcetera
“Switch Grindr off before the night begins…” For all the rainbow flags painted on cheeks at Pride…
Review: The Scar Test, Soho Theatre
“I just – I can’t believe this is England” Hannah Khalil’s intelligent exploration of the Israeli-Palestine conflict…
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