Four Face Theatre’s ‘Mates’ begins with an appealing comic problem: four friends, based on a misplaced promise, have secured the…
Having celebrated previously successful runs, ‘Jack’ (the musical) arrives in London with a gothic-electro music fusion bringing the vibes of…
Who is Sam Hill? He is the guy that everyone puts upon, feeds his Aunt’s cat, covers other work-mate’s shifts…
Foolish by Kate-Lynn Du Plessis looks at the pitfalls and commercial consequences of attempting to navigate a romance under the…
Part of this year’s Camden Fringe, Feminine Rage tackles one of the most urgent and devastating issues in modern Europe:…
‘On the Nose’ is a feel-good flounce between the friendships of two working clowns, Buddy and Dorothy. Directed by Izzy…
Renting in London is not for the squeamish. Trying to find a place to rest your head in a city…
What’s a girl to do? When you’ve been on the shelf — the literal bookshelf, that is — for more…
When it comes to post-colonial mood music, Britain is in a league of its own. The symphonic sound of English…
My last brush with Romeo and Juliet was at Wilton’s Music Hall 3 years ago for Rachel Garnet’s excellent Starcrossed,…