REVIEW: Jess Robinson: Elton Reimagined
Reading Time: 2 minutesAs a seasoned veteran of the cabaret circuit, Jess Robinson knows exactly how to command a room.
Mark Lloyd
I am the classic example of someone who did lots of theatre as a teenager before thankfully realising as an adult that I wasn't very good at it. Now I am a big supporter of the arts and am eminently judgey, so now I write reviews of the things I have seen for all to see.
REVIEW: Ron
Reading Time: 2 minutesRON is an absurd, violent, genre-bending queer odyssey exploring the nature of unrequited love.
REVIEW: End Of The Rainbow
Reading Time: 2 minutesA masterclass in tragedy, comedy, and high-glamour anxiety that proves it is always Monsoon season. End of the Rainbow, starring Jinkx Monsoon, tells the story of Judy Garland coming to London for a 6 week concert run,…
REVIEW: Churchill’s Urinal
Reading Time: 2 minutesMore of a slow trickle than a roaring torrent of laughs
REVIEW: Derrière on a G String
Reading Time: 2 minutes“A cheeky triumph that proves there’s more to great comedy than just the bare essentials.”
REVIEW: The Sequel
Reading Time: 2 minutesIn The Sequel, written by Lucas Closs and directed by Imy Wyatt Corner, a successful author named Grace returns to the sleepy seaside town that inspired her hit debut novel nearly a decade earlier.
REVIEW: In The Print
Reading Time: 3 minutesIn The Print is a gripping true story of power, print and protest, that changed Fleet Street forever showing at Kings Head Theatre.
REVIEW: America The Beautiful: Chapter 1
Reading Time: 2 minutesan exclusive collection of savage short plays offering a uniquely skewed view of life and relationships in the modern world.
Neil LaBute’s America The Beautiful: Chapter 1 makes its UK debut at the King’s Head Theatre. Comprising of three thirty-minute plays written over the past decade for the LaBute New Theater Festival in the US, the collection offers a searing, albeit varied, look at the darker side of the human condition.
The first two chapters play at King’s Head Theatre from 9–21 March.
FEATURE: One For The Boys Presents Love Life: West End Unites Against Cancer
Reading Time: 2 minutesThere is a unique kind of electricity that fills a theatre when the curtain rises not just for entertainment, but for a mission. This past week, the historic Theatre Royal Drury Lane played host to Love Life, a star-studded gala presented by One For The Boys that proved exactly why the West End remains the beating heart of London.
REVIEW: Mrs. President
Reading Time: 2 minutesA portrait that lacks focus and, ultimately, fails to develop. In what feels like either a wild coincidence or a bold bit of counter-programming, London currently finds itself host to two Mary Todd Lincoln plays. While the…