REVIEW: Get Down Tonight
Reading Time: 2 minutesSunshine, sweat and sound. When Harry Wayne Casey, a record shop staff in Hialeah with an obsession for rhythm, he didn't know Miami would become the centre of disco and dance music because of him.
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REVIEW: Boys
Reading Time: 3 minutes‘Boys’ by Ella Hickson is a play about masculinity, friendship, adulthood, and taking a stand for what’s important. First performed in 2012, this 2025 performance by Northern Assignment held its audience captive throughout its two-hour run, and is performed by a cast you don’t want to miss.
REVIEW: The Party Girls
Reading Time: 2 minutesWalking into the Oxford Playhouse for The Party Girls, I had no prior knowledge of the Mitford sisters, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. What I found was a piece of theatre that was visually slick, tightly performed, and thematically challenging in all the right ways.
REVIEW: Endgame
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn evening of amateur dramatics from EUTC at Bedlam Theatre, Endgame by Samuel Beckett, felt like an interesting choice of production.
REVIEW: R:Evolution
Reading Time: 2 minutesA breathtaking history of some of ballet’s most radical choreographers The English National Ballet’s R:Evolution is a quadruple bill of some of ballet’s most innovative works. It takes us through a brief history of four of the art form’s…
REVIEW: The Importance of Being Earnest
Reading Time: 2 minutesMax Webster’s production of Oscar Wilde’s ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ is a reiteration of the same version at the National Theatre last year, which starred Ncuti Gatwa and Hugh Skinner.
REVIEW: Monster
Reading Time: 2 minutesSharp, rare, and utterly exciting, Monster explores a group of people’s lives under the veil of violence. Performing at Seven Dials Playhouse from 24 Sep to 18 Oct, Monster, a new writing by Abigail Hood, brings a…
REVIEW: Salome
Reading Time: 3 minutesThis Salome distracts with noise and spectacle, but without seduction its tragedy collapses into emptiness. I honestly can’t remember the last time I walked into a theatre already feeling unsettled before the play had even begun. But…
REVIEW: Reasonable Crashout at the Glitch
Reading Time: 2 minutesfeels both raw and meticulously crafted
REVIEW: Space Karaoke at Baron’s Court
Reading Time: 3 minutesFlailing and unsure, a bloated exploration of cosmic awkwardness with fleeting and infrequent moments of excellence. The very first impression is strong, a shining silver paneled wall, an actor already on stage quietly reading a book, and…