Review: Bitter Wheat at the Garrick Theatre "Where Bitter Wheat should have had so much to say, it manages to spend two hours saying very little at all."

Review: Hedgehog at The Lion and Unicorn Theatre

Review: Afterglow at Southwark Playhouse “None of the three characters are entirely innocent, but then none of them are particularly guilty either.”

Review: The Sweet Science of Bruising at Wilton’s Music Hall "Wilkinson’s knockout writing explores a multitude of themes while retaining a sense of gripping theatre"

Review: Education, Education, Education at Trafalgar Studios "a fantastically physical piece of theatre, music of the era combining with slick, and often surprising, movement"

Review: The Knight of The Burning Pestle at The Barbican "freshly modern, polemic and truly hilarious"

Review: Wife at Kiln Theatre "Wife may have based itself around A Doll’s House, but it stands on its own as a towering example of pivotal theatre"

Review: BalletBoyz Them/Us at Vaudeville Theatre "classical ballet but with an audacious contemporary streak"

Review: Main Men of Musicals at Cadogan Hall @LJProds

Review: The Starry Messenger at Wyndham’s Theatre "Rosalind Eleazar gives a performance which could easily eclipse the better known performers on stage"

Review: Bullet Tongue Reloaded at The Big House "it cannot be an easy show to execute, but the passion and intensity with which they perform is astounding"

Review: Amélie The Musical on Tour "utterly charming, the staging is beguiling and the whole cast do a marvellous job"

Review: The Talented Mr Ripley at Wilton’s Music Hall

Review: Vincent River at Trafalgar Studios "one of the most devastating and urgent plays to be seen in London this year" @Vincent_River @TrafStudios

Review: Beats on Pointe at The Peacock Theatre

Review: Coral Browne This F***ing Lady at The King’s Head Theatre "A play which could easily command a much longer run ...is wonderfully written and performed" @OfficialAmandaM