REVIEW: Horse-Play
Reading Time: 2 minutes ‘Horseplay’, written by Ian Hallards’ is a seductive, sarcastic and sometimes, sadistic adult comedy.
Category ★★★☆☆
REVIEW: Gigi Star
Reading Time: 2 minutesIt’s Gigi Star’s 27th year and her Saturn is returning (a.k.a a period of challenging transformation is on the way). From the stars we travel with her down into the depths of Hell as she battles her doubt and seeks to reclaim her voice.
REVIEW: There She Is
Reading Time: 3 minutesGabriela Flarys portrays an ever changing ambiguous character that works to represent the story of a recently arrived migrant to London.
REVIEW: Candy
Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe premise is simple, an exploration of love between a man and his best friend's alter ego, Candy the drag queen.
REVIEW: Get up Stand up! The Bob Marley Musical
Reading Time: 4 minutesGet Up, Stand Up! is a bold musical with an extraordinarily talented cast and crew, but it is disappointingly hampered by fatal flaws in its script.
REVIEW: Mediocre White Male
Reading Time: 2 minutesMediocre White Male is an hour-long one-man show written and directed by Will Close and Joe Von Malachowski, as part of the Boys! Boys! Boys! season at the King’s Head after runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and Park Theatre.
REVIEW: Bloody Difficult Women
Reading Time: < 1 minuteBloody Difficult Women is the new play from Tim Walker directed by Stephen Unwin showing at Assembly Ballroom this August. The show follows the lead up and events during Gina Miller's case against the government.
REVIEW: The Lion, Witch and the Wardrobe
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a classic tale, packed with theological themes and full of wonder. Here, however, it falls a little flat.
REVIEW: Tom, Dick and Harry
Reading Time: 4 minutesTom, Dick and Harry showcases excellent acting, direction and technical skill, and there are many elements of great spirit and warmth - it is only a pity these are not put to use in more forward-thinking storytelling.
REVIEW: Hungry @ Soho Theatre
Reading Time: 4 minutes‘Hungry’, is advertised as being a “blisteringly funny play about what we eat and who we love, exploring class, queerness, cultural appropriation and the cost of gentrification”, it is fair to say the topics of food and class were investigated at length.