Theatre Reviews
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets At just 26, Rhys James is becoming a Fringe stalwart. The first time I saw him he was doing a Free Fringe show in a forgettable venue (I have actually forgotten where it was), now, his latest show; Wiseboy, is selling out a premium
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets Milly Thomas’s Brutal Cessation is at The George Square Box under the direction of Bethany Pitts, and is an interesting exploration of a topical theme. Utilising expressive movements and music to conjure up the feeling of foreboding, and dark undertones. There is no real
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets A 3pm, Tuesday afternoon audience, on the first properly sunny day of Edinburgh Fringe, was never going to be easy for an indoor juggler to win over. But, Marcus Monroe didn't just succeed in winning them over, he built them to a frenzy in
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets The title doesn’t give many clues to the plot of this particular play, which can be seen at Summerhall’s fantastic Roundabout venue. It’s more of an address than a title, but that’s deliberate, for Pike St. is a real street in Manhattan’s Lower East
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets Musicals tend to be based on a central theme; betrayal or jealousy, lies and deception, you know the kind of thing. Brexit has them all (apart from a love story, and let’s be grateful for that), because if we didn’t all know it was
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets I am a prolific list writer. Writing this review means another satisfying tick on my never-ending to do list. I write lists for everything, but could reading them out to a room full of people ever be entertaining? Well, probably not for my lists,
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets A quick blast of ‘What Makes You Beautiful’ by One Direction left the audience in no doubt what to expect in Harry, playing at Underbelly Cowgate in The Belly Dancer Room. The audience, though were probably pleasantly surprised to find that this is much
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets My local London barista always asks me to say “There’s been a Murder” in my thick Scottish accent. The catchphrase, whether it was ever actually said or not, is attributed to the popular TV series Taggart. But the writer of that detective drama, Glenn
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets Taking a good hard look at the current political landscape, Sleepwalkers from Think Twice Theatre and playing the Fringe at The Space on The Mile, draws comparisons between the past and where we are headed in the future. Split in to two semi-converging stories,
Greg Stewart Find London Theatre Tickets Richard Marsh caused quite a stir in the West End last year when Dirty Great Love Story opened at The Arts Theatre. That show premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe, and now his new show, Todd & God is having its premiere at The Pleasance
