London
Abigail’s Party – Churchill Theatre, Bromley
It's the 1970s, the decade of social aspiration, middle class pretensions, horrible wallpaper, Estee Lauder's "Youth Dew", cocktail cabinets, gin…
Village Idiot – Theatre Royal Stratford East
Village Idiot is a sincere, hearty, and refreshing story about two families and the different needs for freedom, independence and…
Little Scratch – New Diorama
A Thought-Provoking and Emotionally Charged Exploration of Trauma Little Scratch, adapted from Rebecca Watson's novel by Miriam Battye and directed…
The Makings of a Murderer – Adelphi Theatre
I’m currently reading a crime fiction book about a serial killer who chops up their victims and keeps souvenirs. Ears,…
Snowflakes – Park Theatre
What is the logical end game of ‘cancel culture’ and digital pile-ons? In many ways, the ongoing culture wars indicate…
Private Lives – Donmar Warehouse
Michael Longhurst's revival of Noel Coward's classic play downplays the lightness and wit of Coward's dialogue and emphasises the violence…
Life is A Dream – Barbican
Life without consequences. Life as theatre. The great stage of the world. Life as a dream, and dreams as dreams.…
Vardy v Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial – Ambassadors Theatre
Vardy v Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial is a fun retelling of the court trial between Rebekah Vardy and Colleen…
Family Tree – Brixton House
"Black is everything. Black is life." Let yourself be introduced to Henrietta Lacks, the inhabitant of petri dishes who you…
Terrible Thames – Tower Bridge Quay
I was so excited to relive my childhood memories of eagerly watching Horrible Histories and the Birmingham Stage Companies' Terrible…