Reviews - Theatre

American IdiotAs a tale of rebellion and frustration, it simply disappoints May 4th

As a tale of rebellion and frustration, it simply disappoints

My First Ballet: Sleeping BeautyThe show quickly captivated even the most wiggly of wrigglers May 3rd

The show quickly captivated even the most wiggly of wrigglers

King LearKing Lear review May 2nd

Forget Me NotRob Gee has struck gold in conceiving this unique and compelling piece of one-man theatre May 2nd

Rob Gee has struck gold in conceiving this unique and compelling piece of one-man theatre

The Birthday PartyYou could almost smell the accumulation of odours of fried bread of decades past in the faded carpets May 2nd

You could almost smell the accumulation of odours of fried bread of decades past in the faded carpets

Stones in his PocketsA dynamic, hilarious and moving performance of a beautifully constructed play Apr 29th

A dynamic, hilarious and moving performance of a beautifully constructed play

King LearThis is an expansive and gripping production, and a searing reintroduction to the pain and insight this play affords Apr 27th

This is an expansive and gripping production, and a searing reintroduction to the pain and insight this play affords

Analyse ThouIt managed to be clever without making the audience feel stupid and funny without being smug Apr 25th

It managed to be clever without making the audience feel stupid and funny without being smug

The Herbal BedThe Herbal Bed review Apr 21st

The Herbal Bed review

The Herbal BedThe hard look at love and morality, the questioning of authority and truth would fit in very nicely with Shakespearian themes Apr 20th

The hard look at love and morality, the questioning of authority and truth would fit in very nicely with Shakespearian themes

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