Roots, Donmar Warehouse. ****

Roots is the second of Arnold Wesker trilogy of plays starting with Chicken Soup with Barely, recently revived at the 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 →

The Drowned Man, Temple Studios. (Second Visit)

Post on the first visit can be viewed here: The Drowned Man, Temple Studios. **** This is my second visit Continue reading →

L’Atelier De Joel Robouchon, 13-15 West street, London.

On a warm Sunday evening in search of good restaurant in Covent Garden, I decided to visit Robouchon. Having visited Continue reading →

Walking:Holding, BAC. ****

Walking:Holding is not so much a theatre piece but rather a series of encounters in the streets around Battersea Arts Continue reading →

The Drowned Man, Temple Studios. ****

Punchdrunk’s first proper large scale immersive show in London since 2010 has been hugely anticipated. The Drowned Man is set Continue reading →

The Weir, Donmar Warehouse. ***

The Weir by Conor Mcpherson, who is directing his own new play The Night Alive at the Donmar straight after Continue reading →

My Daughter’s Trial– Browns Courtrooms, St Martins Lane, London. ***

This review was originally written for The Public Reviews. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/my-daughters-trial-browns-courtrooms-st-martins-lane-london/ The old Westminster magistrate court above Browns Restaurant in Covent Continue reading →