Henry IV – Donmar Warehouse. *****

The adaptation of Shakespeare’s Henry IV not only features a all female cast set in a prison, it reduces the two Continue reading →

Liam Williams: Capitalism – The Invisible Dot. ****

The generation of angst based, self confessional comedian possessing a deft skill in dissecting and break down a comedy set Continue reading →

Shakespeare in Shoreditch, Hoxton. ***

A collection of new short plays inspired by Shakespeare’s work takes place around Shoreditch, from pie shop to dingy cul-de-sac. Brought Continue reading →

In Transit – Blue Elephant Theatre, London. ***

This review was originally written for The Public Reviews. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/in-transit-blue-elephant-theatre-london/ A bare stage, a cello and double bass player on Continue reading →

Ring – Battersea Arts Centre, London. ***

This review was originally written for The Public Reviews. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/ring-battersea-arts-centre-london/ Headphones on, lights off, and fifty minutes in complete darkness Continue reading →

Karaoke – Battersea Arts Centre, London. ****

This review was originally written for The Public Reviews. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/karaoke-battersea-arts-centre-london/ Two big crosses on the stage mark the positions where Continue reading →

Schaubühne Berlin An Enemy of the People – Barbican. ****

This new version of Iben’s An Enemy Of The People by Florian Borchmeyer updates the action to contemporary time, merging the Continue reading →

Fifth Column Ultimate Spy Experience, London. **

Colab Theatre created this spy experience where groups of participants in different teams are to investigate a mysterious disappearance. Using a Continue reading →