Category: Cockpit Theatre

The Making of Frederick the Great proves an admirably ambitious entry for this year’s Camden Fringe at…

SLAM. theatre give a warm account of Adam Gwon’s amiable musical Ordinary Days at the Cockpit Theatre…

A Scott Alan song cycle promises much but The Distance You Have Come doesn’t quite deliver at…

This production of Into the Woods at the Cockpit Theatre brings it into the 21st century, not…

“Sometimes being subtle doesn’t have the desired  ‘Mirror mirror on the wall’, ‘the mirror crack’d from side…

“The public will like whatever I tell them to like” If only the public were so gullible……

“The ghee that cook your dhal is as clarified as that which cooks our lamb” Shakespeare via…

“I only hope that my ancestors will forgive me, or that I will be able to forgive…

“Be all my sins remembered” Sitting through English Repertory Theatre’s reconceived version of Hamlet, it struck me…