Review: Our American Queen at Bridewell Theatre
Review: Our American Queen at Bridewell Theatre “Fans of political drama will be particularly drawn to Our American Queen as...
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Review: Our American Queen at Bridewell Theatre “Fans of political drama will be particularly drawn to Our American Queen as...
Review: Dracapella at Park Theatre "there’s physical comedy, gross-out humour, accents dialled up to eleven and of course, an excess...
Review: The Boline Inn at The Hope Theatre “The play’s distinct tone and offbeat humour will have its fans"
Review: A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story at Alexandra Palace Theatre "certainly dials up the spookiness and in some cases...
Review: Gwenda’s Garage at Southwark Playhouse Borough “There are enough laughs to keep everything moving along nicely”
Review: Kindling at Park Theatre “Too often an opportunity to add real character depth is forsaken for a cheap joke.”
Review: Radio Live: A New Generation at Battersea Arts Centre "a fantastic piece of documentary storytelling.”
Review: The Choir of Man at Arts Theatre “Audience interaction is not just permitted but actively encouraged.”
Review: Emma at Rose Theatre “If you’re a fan of Bridget Jones or Love, Actually, you’ll probably find a lot...
Review: Cascando at Jermyn Street Theatre "If the aim is immersion, the sheer awkwardness of the whole affair has the...
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