REVIEW: Emma Sidi is Sue Gray
Reading Time: < 1 minuteEmma Sidi's performance as Sue Gray at the Soho Theatre offers a funny and insightful take on the former Labour Chief of Staff’s recent journey.
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REVIEW: Bishops: Farewell Bruce Porcelain
Reading Time: < 1 minuteUpon entering Bishops: Farewell Bruce Porcelain, you are welcomed by the hosts, Chris Curran and Noah Matthews, posing as bishops, as they distribute service booklets for the funeral of Bruce Porcelain. However, the unexpected twist unfolds as Curran and Matthews admit they are not real bishops. Wait what!
REVIEW: Pear
Reading Time: < 1 minute Reaching for the stars, this 6ft 7 seeing double, double act will have you in fits of giggles as they take on “Satire” (their producers say it’s “in” at the moment but the two haven’t the foggiest what that is!)
REVIEW: idiots… GAY idiots
Reading Time: < 1 minuteidiots… GAY idiots is exactly what it says on the tin. Very gay and very idiotic! Enter this vaudeville cabaret for an hour of belly laughing whilst watching various acts including drag, stand up, comedy and buckets of tomfoolery. The show is “sort of hosted by Grace Fool and actually hosted by Jennifer Schmenier.” The pair are a slick, entertaining and funny, funny, funny double act. They bring the glitz, the glam, some great one liners, hilarious songs and a bunch of funny sketches. They share the stage with various acts who all brought a hilarious and wonderful uniqueness to their shows. From show twinks to gays on rollerblades and a witch with a basket ball plus that woman dressed as a milk-man slash cow- this show is a whirlwind of some of the best gay idiots around and they sure do know how to give you a great time!
REVIEW: Identities
Reading Time: < 1 minuteSay hello to Lucy! Well, her left and right boob to be more precise. Performed by the stern, sensible and sensitive, Rae Bell accompanied by the energetic, cheeky and fun loving Hannah Harquart. Surrounded by a set of soft pink drapes, disco balls, jazzy patterned rugs and bright lights the stage is set as the audience takes their seats.
REVIEW: Girlhood
Reading Time: < 1 minuteA well executed portrayal of three women set over three decades questioning their role as women in society and how they must do better than their mothers.
REVIEW: Elliot Steel: Soft Boi Core
Reading Time: < 1 minuteWith a smash-hit show already under his belt, Elliot Steel is back again bringing his sharp wit and trademark sense of dark humour.
REVIEW: Dead Mom Play
Reading Time: 2 minutesDead Mom Play will be performing at The Space Theatre, Venue 9 on Niddry Street on the 10th of August at 9:20am and the 12th-17th at 9:40am.
REVIEW: My Last Two Brain Cells
Reading Time: < 1 minuteMy Last Two Brain Cells is a fast paced, ridiculously silly absurdist comedy set in the head office of TPL Inc. (Temporal Lobe Incorporated).
REVIEW: The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return
Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe Chaos That Has Been And Will No Doubt Return is a compelling coming of age story that follows two best friends living in Luton post-2008 crash as they navigate their way through adolescence.