Category: Jermyn Street Theatre
Review: Bloody Poetry, Jermyn Street Theatre
“I lifted my skirts. For the good of English poetry.” Howard Brenton’s play Bloody Poetry explores the…
Review: The Art of Concealment, Jermyn Street Theatre
“One has to be careful about the things one reveals” The Jermyn Street Theatre seem to be…
2012 Offie Award Finalists
Best Male Performance Aden Gillett in Accolade at the Finborough Trystan Gravelle in Honest at the Queen’s…
Review: Burlesque, Jermyn Street Theatre
“What are you going to do, tap dance me to death?” Burlesque is a new musical with…
Review: Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered, Jermyn Street Theatre
“Ev’ry Sunday afternoon we’ll be polite” Bewitched Bothered and Bewildered is a musical revue, celebrating of the…
Review: Danger: Memory!, Jermyn Street Theatre
“What you can’t chase, you’d better face or it’ll start chasing you” Danger: Memory! is a double…
Review: Little Eyolf, Jermyn Street Theatre
“Is there something troublesome that gnaws in your house?” My history with Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen has…
Review: The Kissing-Dance, Jermyn Street Theatre
“I concluded from your airs and manners that you were bred in Tufnell Park” The Kissing-Dance is…
Review: Drowning on Dry Land, Jermyn Street Theatre
“He’s not a novelist, painter or artist…he’s a personality” Drowning on Dry Land is the third Alan…
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