REVIEW: Seagull: True Story at Marylebone Theatre
Reading Time: 3 minutesWandering about between Moscow and New York
Category Drama
REVIEW: A Rose By Any Other Name
Reading Time: 2 minutesFor any Shakespeare enthusiast, the piece may spark memories of their own first encounters with the Bard. Loughlin scatters recognisable speeches from The Merchant of Venice, Julius Caesar, and of course Romeo and Juliet throughout the show, offering both familiar pleasures and a few surprising facts about this enduring literary conspiracy.
REVIEW: Cow | Deer
Reading Time: 2 minutesSomewhere in the countryside at the height of summer, perhaps not far from here, a heavily pregnant cow labours in a barn.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Danny Robins
Reading Time: 9 minutesa brand new Uncanny stage show, Uncanny: Fear of the Dark for a UK tour from September 2025 - March 2026. The first Uncanny live stage show I Know What I Saw was one of the best-selling paranormal shows in theatre history. Now, Danny Robins and his team of experts are back with all-new, thrillingly terrifying, real-life stories and witness accounts that will have audiences utterly gripped.
REVIEW: The Switchboard Project at Hope Theatre
Reading Time: 2 minutesa heartfelt archive theatre
REVIEW: Lavender
Reading Time: 2 minutesLavender is arguably a relatable play - many of us have either experienced cancer, or are close with someone who has.
REVIEW: The Gathered Leaves
Reading Time: 3 minutesTen years after its critically acclaimed premiere at the Park Theatre, Andrew Keatley’s The Gathered Leaves makes a dazzling return to north London.
REVIEW: Don’t Shoot the Messenger
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe room above the Lion and Unicorn in Kentish Town is an unlikely place for a Shakespearean mailroom, yet it was a welcome surprise to see Don’t Shoot the Messenger on a buzzing Saturday night. I caught the final night of this production, as part of the ongoing Camden Fringe, and left feeling entertained but ultimately confused.
REVIEW: Fickle Eulogy
Reading Time: 2 minutesBeing thrown back into the world of the pandemic strikes a chord with audiences; it divides and unites, allowing singular audience members to be struck with uncomfortable memories, creating distance in the room, and also allowing sympathy to arise from the deepest part of the mind.
REVIEW: The Addams Family
Reading Time: 2 minutesStarring Alexandra Burke as Morticia, Lesley Joseph as Grandma, Clive Rowe as Uncle Fester and Ricardo Afonso as Gomez, everyone’s favourite kooky family are back on stage this summer in THE ADDAMS FAMILY.