Mojo, Harold Pinter Theatre, London. ***

The revival of Jez Butterworth’s first play directed by his long term collaborator Ian Rickson, along with a stellar cast Continue reading →

Lee Harvey Oswald – Finborough Theatre, London. ***

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/lee-harvey-oswald-finborough-theatre-london/ The assassination of J F Kennedy still holds as much Continue reading →

BAREtruth: Theatre Uncut – Pleasance, London. ***

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/baretruth-theatre-uncut-pleasance-london/ In answering the question ‘Do we all get more right Continue reading →

Mrs Lowry & Son – Trafalgar Studios 2, London. ****

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/mrs-lowry-son-trafalgar-studios-2-london/ Mrs Lowry is bedridden and has made a self imposed-exile Continue reading →

The Evacuee, Chelsea Theatre. ***

Set during the Blitz in rural England, George has to reluctantly accept a quiet girl from the city after her Continue reading →

The Great Escape: A Borrower’s Tale – Battersea Arts Centre, London. ****

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/the-great-escape-a-borrowers-tale-battersea-arts-centre-london/ The organisation Borrowers International Network (BIN) has gathered a group Continue reading →

Moon Project – Ovalhouse, London. **

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/moon-project-ovalhouse-london/ A short flash of a car crash scene starts the Continue reading →

Stationary Excess – Battersea Arts Centre, London. ****

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/stationary-excess-battersea-arts-centre-london/ Jessica Latowicki is perched precariously on a flimsy exercise bike Continue reading →