Antic Disposition’s Richard III at London’s Temple Church Is it fair to give extra credit to a theatre production based on the venue at which it is held? if so, … Read More
Theatre Review: Hamilton Opening Night in Los Angeles! #HamiltonLA
HAMILTON is the story of America’s Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, an immigrant from the West Indies who became George Washington’s right-hand man during the Revolutionary War and was the new … Read More
Theatre Review: The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Now through September 10, 2017 Ahmanson Theatre 135 N Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Tuesday – Friday 8PM Saturday 2 … Read More
The Camden Fringe 2017
The Camden Fringe Reviews and Previews You lovers of the Theat-re, or things that can barely qualify as such, or even any kind of oddball performance that barely comes with … Read More
The Camden Fringe 2017
The Camden Fringe Reviews and Previews You lovers of theatre, or things that can barely qualify as such, or even any kind of oddball performance that barely comes with a … Read More
Review: Punts by Sarah Page, showing at Theatre 503 ****
Jack is 25 and about to lose his virginity. He’s showered, spritzed with cologne and picked up some tips from a female-friendly porno. All that remains is for his … Read More
Review: Trinity at Asylum Chapel, Ovalhouse
Ovalhouse is a compact, almost neighbourhoody theatre in the Kennington area of London, opposite the famous Oval cricket ground, and for the past 50 years, they have been part of the London … Read More
Theatre: Westeros Comes to Kingston – Graeme of Thrones
Delusional nerd heroes are the best. There was Shaun of the Dead, there was Brian (Life of), who was not the Messiah, but a very naughty boy, and now meet … Read More
Review: “Horror” Will Scare Your Dance Off
Review: “Horror” , at The Peacock Theatre You might not be into dance performances, I’m guessing? But what if you went to a creepy, compelling theatre performance and left thrilled, … Read More
This is Not Culturally Significant, The Bunker ****
What do a homophobic Yorkshireman, a Glaswegian drug addict and a flatulent theatre producer all have in common? Answer: Adam Scott-Rowley. In his ebullient one man show, Scott-Rowley introduces us … Read More
Manwatching, The Royal Court ***
When a queue stretches halfway down the theatre stairs, there’s probably something good at the top. Luckily The Royal Court’s new piece Manwatching by an anonymous female writer didn’t … Read More
Hoedown: Rich Hall Lassoes London
US Beasts, did you maybe wonder where Rich Hall has been hiding? In plain sight, if you’re in the UK. Rich married a girl from Liverpool and he and his … Read More
Hamlet in London’s West End: A Fresh Take on a Classic
Surely “Hamlet” is the second most recognizable of Shakespeare’s plays, after “Romeo and Juliet”, probably. Most of us read it, or had it thrust upon us, in high school or … Read More
Theater Review – Game of Thrones: The Musical
If you’re looking for a silly parody summary of the first season of the HBO series “Game of Thrones”, this is the show for you. Game of Thrones: The Musical … Read More