Dickens Abridged – Arts Theatre, London. ***

Written by one of the founding member of Reduced Shakespeare Company Adam Long, this new show brings on stage the Continue reading →

Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland – Polka Theatre, London. **

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/alices-adventures-in-wonderland-polka-theatre-london/ Sometimes, producing a faithful adaptation may not be the best Continue reading →

Carl Donnelly: Now That’s What I Carl Donnelly! Volume V – Leicester Square Theatre, London. ****

Despite the cumbersome title, this is  exemplary show of anecdotes and personal accounts is brilliantly eloquent and no frill. The Continue reading →

Arabian Nights – Blue Elephant Theatre, London. ***

This review was originally written for The Public Review. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/arabian-nights-blue-elephant-theatre-london/ Comprising five Arabian Nights stories condensed into an hour long Continue reading →

Anatomy Of Melancholy – Ovalhouse. ****

If the idea of transporting a Shakespearean era, 1500 pages academic compendium of literature and practice on melancholy to the Continue reading →

Henry V – Noel Coward Theatre. ****

Another fruitful collaboration between Michael Grandage and Jude Law as Henry V, the young and determined king and his conquest Continue reading →

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 →