Category: Cockpit Theatre
Review: Camden Fringe 2023 – The Making of Frederick the Great, Cockpit Theatre
The Making of Frederick the Great proves an admirably ambitious entry for this year’s Camden Fringe at…
Review: Ordinary Days, Cockpit Theatre
SLAM. theatre give a warm account of Adam Gwon’s amiable musical Ordinary Days at the Cockpit Theatre…
Review: The Distance You Have Come, Cockpit
A Scott Alan song cycle promises much but The Distance You Have Come doesn’t quite deliver at…
Review: Into the Woods, Cockpit Theatre
This production of Into the Woods at the Cockpit Theatre brings it into the 21st century, not…
Review: The Mirror Never Lies, Cockpit Theatre
“Sometimes being subtle doesn’t have the desired ‘Mirror mirror on the wall’, ‘the mirror crack’d from side…
Review: 27, Cockpit Theatre
“The public will like whatever I tell them to like” If only the public were so gullible……
Review: Merchant of Vembley, Cockpit Theatre
“The ghee that cook your dhal is as clarified as that which cooks our lamb” Shakespeare via…
Review: The Lonely Soldier Monologues, Cockpit Theatre
“I only hope that my ancestors will forgive me, or that I will be able to forgive…
Review: Hamlet, Cockpit Theatre
“Be all my sins remembered” Sitting through English Repertory Theatre’s reconceived version of Hamlet, it struck me…
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