REVIEW: Burnt Toast
Reading Time: 2 minutesFrom Norwegian experimental theatre-makers Susie Wang, Burnt Toast combines reality and surreal horror to create an experience that challenges the boundaries of human nature.
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REVIEW: It’s Nothing Personal, It’s Just Business
Reading Time: 2 minutesA new play It’s Nothing Personal, It’s Just Business, written and co-produced by Kelsey Marlowe Jessup, debuting at the Barons Court Theatre
REVIEW: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)
Reading Time: 2 minutesIsobel McArthur's Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) is an inventive and modernised take on the classic novel, blending humour and a touch of musical flair to create an unforgettable theatrical experience.
REVIEW: The Rocky Horror Show
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe auditorium shivered with antici…pation as the cast of The Rocky Horror Show tour 2024/25 took to the stage of Oxford’s New Theatre.
REVIEW: Music for the Quarter-Life Crisis
Reading Time: 2 minutesStrong performances shone through a programme that lacked cohesion and depth. Temporal Harmonies Inc. brought a bold but uneven programme of new music to Wigmore Hall, curated by Zygmund de Somogyi as part of the RPS 2025…
REVIEW:Tim Rice-My Life in Musicals- I Know Him So Well
Reading Time: 2 minutesA peek behind the curtain with the one-of-a-kind storyteller. Tim Rice is one of the most famous lyricists ever and definitely a household name for musical fans. Everyone will have their favourite show or film that he…
REVIEW: A PRACTICAL GUIDE ON HOW TO SAVE THE WORLD WHEN NO ONE F***ING ELSE IS
Reading Time: 3 minutesSpawned from a collaborative, devising process and written in just four weeks, the play examines how it feels to be a young person living in the climate crisis, navigating the weight of political activism and one’s own (inter)personal conflicts.
REVIEW: Rise and Fall
Reading Time: 2 minutesPromising concept but a disappointing execution
REVIEW: WAKE
Reading Time: 3 minutesA bold, glittery celebration of life and grief that’ll have you laughing, tearing up, and dancing in your seat
REVIEW: Per-Verse
Reading Time: 2 minutesGeorgie Wedge makes poetry sexy again in this impressive debut. Playing at Riverside Studios in Hammersmith, Georgie Wedge brings her one-woman show Per-Verse for a limited London run after debuting at the Edinburgh Fringe. The thought of…