Wicked is currently the ninth longest-running West End show in history, having been a staple of London’s theatre scene since…
Sunrise for the Blind by Lee Thomas doesn’t shy away from the mood of the material. On the Camden Fringe…
From the moment you enter the auditorium, The Choir of Man transports you to the world's most joyous pub lock-in.…
Celebrating a milestone birthday almost a year late might suggest poor organisation, but for Anna, it represents something far more…
Four Face Theatre’s ‘Mates’ begins with an appealing comic problem: four friends, based on a misplaced promise, have secured the…
Created and performed by Mary Redmond, ‘Maz Pantz’ arrives at the Camden Fringe with considerable confidence, promising a character-led sketch…
Earworm by Gur Arie Piepskovitz is pitched as an ‘anti-rom-com’ and certainly succeeds in presenting the contemporary queer relationship as…
Written and performed by Nina-Lou Bricard, ‘The Waiting’ is an intense, uncompromising and frequently traumatic one-woman show. Developed from a…
‘Dear Lihua’ is a highly accomplished piece of theatre, delicately constructed and performed with remarkable tenderness. Written by Xinyi Chen…
Inspired by the life and work of English poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning, ‘How Do I Love Thee?’ is an ambitious…