Mr Fezziwig’s Christmas Cracker – Charles Dickens Museum. ****

In collaboration with Petersham Playhouse, the Charles Dickens Museum is transformed into Mr Fezziwig’s Victorian home for their Christmas party. Continue reading →

Let The Right One In – Royal Court Theatre. ****

This Swedish novel already enjoys success in book sales, two film adaptations and a stage production and this latest effort Continue reading →

Coriolanus – Donmar Warehouse. ****

The 50 strong queue outside the Donmar afterwards shows what a star Tom Hiddleston has become while only a few Continue reading →

Peter Pan – Richmond Theatre, London. ***

This review was originally written for The Public Reviews. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/peter-pan-richmond-theatre-london/ The first impression of this production is a little odd Continue reading →

Gastronaut – The Royal Court Theatre. ***

A theatre show structured around a dining experience has the potential to combine the two pleasurable pastimes into something transcending, Continue reading →

The Ballad of Rudy – Chelsea Theatre, London. ****

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/the-ballad-of-rudy-chelsea-theatre-london/ A reindeer not interested in pulling a sleigh, a jazz Continue reading →

Sinderfella – The Green Carnation, London. ****

This review was originally written for The Public Reviews. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/sinderfella-the-green-carnation-london/ Jokes on balls, nuts, and 69 or rather 68 with Continue reading →

Kurobuta – King’s Road, London.

This pop-up restaurant on the Kings Road serves modern and tweaked Japanese food in a small sharing plate format. Decor Continue reading →