REVIEW: The Institution of Failed Artists
Reading Time: 2 minutesChanel McKenzie’s script is impressive, bolstered by Ann-Isabel Olujohungbe’s performance
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REVIEW: Bog Witch
Reading Time: 2 minutesThere was a truly buzzing atmosphere at Soho Theatre’s Walthamstow venue on Tuesday night, ahead of Bryony Kimmings’ performance of Bog Witch.
REVIEW: Doomers
Reading Time: 3 minutesGasda’s AI play satirises the elite, but does little to challenge them I went into Monday night’s performance of Doomers with a somewhat limited understanding of AI, hoping that Matthew Gasda’s new play would shed some light…
REVIEW: Buzzfest
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe ensemble in Marissa Landy’s new play provide some guaranteed belly laughs Looking to witness your heterosexual friends crash out at a music festival, but for a fraction of the price and twice the fun? Marissa Landy’s…
REVIEW: Brown girls do it too: Mama told me not to come
Reading Time: 2 minutesPoppy Jay and Rubina Pabani create a hilarious show with an ethos of honesty
REVIEW:Home at Seven at Tabard Theatre
Reading Time: 2 minutesrevives the play with a self-awareness which makes the show more accessible and modern R C Sherriff’s Home at Seven was last performed in the West End in 1950. When a man comes home to find he has been…
REVIEW: Doomsday Baby
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe subtleties of Tooley’s writing get a little lost in the noise Directed by Jez Davess-Humphrey, Jacqueline Tooley’s Doomsday Baby takes place in the aftermath of a climate collapse event, following a mother (Jodyanne Fletcher Richardson) and…
REVIEW: Flat 2
Reading Time: 2 minutesFrom The Middle Theatre Co. debuts their BRAND NEW play Flat 2.
Two couples move into a flat together. Ava and Stefan have been together for years – steady, standard, static. Billie and Freddie on the other hand are still shagging.
REVIEW: Unhinged
Reading Time: 2 minutesStefanie Reynolds creates a chemistry between herself and the audience that makes for a rewarding theatre experience.
REVIEW: 10 Nights
Reading Time: 2 minutesShahid Iqbal Khan’s play explores devotion to life and religion, leaving an engaging impression which wants a deeper character study.