REVIEWS

Men’s Business – Finborough TheatreMen’s Business – Finborough Theatre

Men’s Business – Finborough Theatre

Men’s Business by Tony and Olivier Award winning playwright Simon Stephens has its world premiere this season. This 1972 version…

1 month ago
Brennan Reece: Me Me Me – Royal ExchangeBrennan Reece: Me Me Me – Royal Exchange

Brennan Reece: Me Me Me – Royal Exchange

Playing to a sold out , home crowd of family , friends and fans of this extremely popular, highly likeable…

1 month ago
Portable Infinity – Edinburgh Traverse BarPortable Infinity – Edinburgh Traverse Bar

Portable Infinity – Edinburgh Traverse Bar

Crikey, this was good. Tight. Hot. Funky. At times it even rocked. Four master musicians with CV’s so long you’d…

1 month ago
Double Act – Southwark PlayhouseDouble Act – Southwark Playhouse

Double Act – Southwark Playhouse

Two clowns enter the stage, their mission: to end their life tonight. We travel with them for the day as…

1 month ago
Quartermaine’s Terms – Churchill Theatre, EdinburghQuartermaine’s Terms – Churchill Theatre, Edinburgh

Quartermaine’s Terms – Churchill Theatre, Edinburgh

Presented by Edinburgh People’s Theatre, Quatermaine’s Terms gives a fly-on-the-wall view of a 1960s staffroom within an international school in…

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Erocia – Royal Liverpool PhilharmonicErocia – Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

Erocia – Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

‘Dazzling’ was the first word that came to mind as Veronika Eberle played Beethoven’s violin concerto with the RLPO last…

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A Letter to Lyndon B Johnson or God Whoever Reads It First – Soho TheatreA Letter to Lyndon B Johnson or God Whoever Reads It First – Soho Theatre

A Letter to Lyndon B Johnson or God Whoever Reads It First – Soho Theatre

A Letter to Lyndon B Johnson is a brilliant piece of physical storytelling, at times funny, thought-provoking, and touching. It…

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Murder, She Didn’t Write – Floral PavilionMurder, She Didn’t Write – Floral Pavilion

Murder, She Didn’t Write – Floral Pavilion

We embark on this evening with a little bit of a mystery of our own: do we have press tickets?…

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Death of a Salesman – Festival TheatreDeath of a Salesman – Festival Theatre

Death of a Salesman – Festival Theatre

Arthur Miller’s iconic treatise on the American Dream, often studied, but rarely performed, is brought to glorious life tonight on…

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Raven – Liverpool Playhouse StudioRaven – Liverpool Playhouse Studio

Raven – Liverpool Playhouse Studio

The raven is often associated with loss and ill-omen and there’s plenty of that in Abigail McKenzie’s debut play as,…

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