Category: Omnibus Theatre
Review: Flights, Omnibus Theatre
A bold and sometimes brutal look at life in small-town Ireland, Flights is running at the Omnibus…
The finalists of The Offies 2020
The finalists for the 2020 Offies (for performances in 2019) have been announced and congratulations to…
My 10 favourite shows of 2019
I barely saw 250 shows this year, quiet by my standards! And as is the way of…
Review: Country Music, Omnibus Theatre
A sensational performance from Cary Crankson anchors a powerful production of Simon Stephens’ Country Music at Clapham’s…
Review: Lipstick: A Fairy Tale of Iran, Omnibus Theatre
Queer feminist theatre/cabaret hybrid Lipstick: A Fairy Tale of Iran leaves me dissatisfied at the Omnibus Theatre…
Review: To Have To Shoot Irishmen, Clapham Omnibus
A play with songs that works in the most achingly beautiful way – To Have To Shoot…
Review: The Trap, Omnibus
“The predictability of human desperation is incredible” Set over a long night of the soul for the…
Review: Spring Offensive, Clapham Omnibus
“The sheep are closing in” Victoria Willing’s Spring Offensive is a spikily fresh take on the First…
Review: Hearing Things, Omnibus Clapham
“How’s life in the asylum?” It can be easy to make grand, sweeping statements about the artistic…
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