Bridget Christie: A Bic For Her – Soho Theatre. ****

This is a well crafted show of what can be called a very entertaining hour of non-preachy, non-judgemental feminism lecture. Continue reading →

Once Upon A Christmas – Covent Garden. ****

Wearing a high vis jacket and being dragged around Covent Garden on a busy weekend by  fairy tale characters will Continue reading →

The Drowned Man, Temple Studios (10th visit diary)

Diary of the first nine visits can be viewed from the link below and this short diary of events for Continue reading →

Zhe: [noun] undefined – Soho Theatre, London. *****

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/zhe-noun-undefined-soho-theatre-london/ When Antonia Kemi Coker mistook Tonderai Munyevu as a girl Continue reading →

Salon Adrienne – BAC at the Ocean Hair Salon, 289 Lavender Hill. ****

This is my second one to one encounter with Andrian Howells, or rather, this time is with his later ego Continue reading →

The Lady’s Not For Walking Like An Egyptian – Ovalhouse, London. **

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/the-ladys-not-for-walking-like-an-egyptian-ovalhouse-london/ Headbands, leg warmers and multi-colored leotards, together with electric green Continue reading →

Tomorrow’s Party, BAC. ***

Forced Entertainment latest offering has two performers on stage postulating the future. Every scenario is briefly sketched out and goes Continue reading →

Unburden (Saying The Unsaid), BAC. ****

Adrian Howells, zen master like, invited me to sit opposite him and be comfortable with each other presence. We then Continue reading →