A Door Must Be Kept Open Or Shut – Osborne Studio Gallery, London ****

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/a-door-must-be-kept-open-or-shut-osborne-studio-gallery-london/ It is not very often that a play is performed Continue reading →

The Drowned Man, Temple Studios (4th visit diary)

Review of the first three visits can be viewed here and this short diary of events for the 4th visit Continue reading →

My Pregnant Brother – Soho Theatre, London. ***

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/my-pregnant-brother-soho-theatre-london/ One can be forgiven for treating the title as a Continue reading →

The Bunker: Morgana And Agamemnon, Southwark Playhouse. ***

This set of re-imagining of some classical myths set in the trenches of World War I brings a refreshing take Continue reading →

The Drowned Man, Temple Studios (3rd visit diary)

Review of the first two visits can be viewed here and this short diary of events for the 3rd visit Continue reading →

Armstrong’s War, Finborough Theatre. ****

This fully staged, workshop production of a new play by the residence writer Colleen Murphy brings a story of a Continue reading →

Warde Street – Tristan Bates Theatre. ****

This gripping two act play by Damien Tracy sketch out comprehensively some of modern political and social aspects musing one Continue reading →

Rewritten – Tristan Bates Theatre, London. ***

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/rewritten-tristan-bates-theatre-london/ The premise of this collection of four plays is they Continue reading →