Saturday, December 7, 2019
Review: The Greatest Play in the History of the World, Trafalgar Studios5.0starsSome shows are like fancy Michelin star menus—stylish, decadent and exclusive. Then there are shows like Ian…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 05:24AMTuesday, December 3, 2019
Review: & Juliet, Shaftesbury Theatre 4.0stars Romeo and Juliet – one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays and easily one of the most famous love stories, is also one of the most overd…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 10:48AMThursday, November 21, 2019
Review: I Will Still Be Whole (When You Rip Me In Half), The Bunker3.0stars22 years on since Joy walked out on her baby EJ, this mother and daughter reunite in Ava Wong Davies’ play I Will…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 06:36AMSaturday, November 16, 2019
Review: Excluded, St. Saviour's Church 5.0stars Shakespeare has found a way into most of our lives, whether at school unwillingly, at the theatre gladly or in our daily language unnoticed. W…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 02:06PMFriday, November 15, 2019
Review: Souvenir, Secret Location4.0starsArriving at a Fitzrovia flat whose rent I’d be scared to speculate, I am welcomed to Anna’s thirtieth birthday party. Looking around at the immac…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 06:18AMWednesday, October 30, 2019
Review: Nuclear Future, Camden People's Theatre 3.0stars I suppose it’s something we all wonder about, what our future will look like. A future which is set to include turbulent politics, …
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 07:48AMMonday, October 28, 2019
Review: Cion: Requiem of Ravel’s Bolero, Barbican3.0starsPlunged into darkness, I sit and wait for this performance to start. Then, the sound of soft crying fills the silence, building and…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 02:42PMSaturday, October 19, 2019
Review: Baby Reindeer, Bush Theatre 4.0stars Most would agree that a cup of tea is accepted nationwide as remedy for our problems, a peacemaker, a white flag. Unfortunately for Richard Gadd,…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 10:36AMSunday, October 13, 2019
Review: Danelaw, Old Red Lion Theatre4.0starsMany contemporary plays centre on current social and political affairs – few do it with the same level of intelligent humour as Danelaw, a play…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 07:33AMReview: We Anchor In Hope, Bunker Theatre 4.0stars What does everyone love about a pub? The characters, the stories, the reminiscing… and the booze. We Anchor In Hope wholly embraces this …
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 07:33AMSunday, September 22, 2019
Review: Astana Ballet, Royal Opera House 4.0stars Some may like their ballet classical, some modern; you may prefer romantic, or dramatic – whatever your preference is, the Astana Ballet h…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 05:18AMMonday, September 16, 2019
Review: Anahera, Finborough Theatre4.0starsAnahera is truly not an easy watch – a play that evokes genuine fear and raises controversial and uncomfortable questions, the audience are witne…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 11:33AMWednesday, September 11, 2019
Review: Jade City, Bunker Theatre 3.0stars Jade City is both a poetic ode to Belfast and a dark drama which presents themes surrounding accountability, trauma and masculinity. The light and …
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 06:06AMFriday, September 6, 2019
Review: Rouge, Underbelly Festival, Southbank 4.0stars The circus is something you are taught to associate with spectacles and stunts beyond your wildest imagination. In the present day, I t…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 01:54PMWednesday, September 4, 2019
Review: With One Look, Underbelly Festival Southbank3.0starsWith One Look is a 60 minute soiree with Vivienne de Vil and her two man band Henry Brennan and Nick Anderson. The piano plays, Ms…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 05:36AMSunday, August 11, 2019
Review: Die Fledermaus, Arcola Theatre 4.0stars If you’d asked me before tonight what I thought my first opera would look like, I would have probably guessed ball gowns and grand orchestra…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 09:33AMThursday, August 8, 2019
Review: When He Fell, Chapel Playhouse1.0starsWhen He Fell is a play which takes the Chinese legend of Pan Gu and tries to use it as some sort of grand metaphor for the grieving process. On …
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 10:06AMSaturday, August 3, 2019
Review: Class, Tristam Bates Theatre2.0starsClass is a piece which attempts to utilise verbatim theatre to portray the truth behind the stereotypes attached to the label of working class. Ho…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 09:24AMTuesday, July 30, 2019
Review: Chambers, Gingerline 4.0stars Subject to the secretive nature of this show, this review is somewhat cryptic, so as to preserve the experience for any future visitors. However, an unc…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 08:42AMTuesday, July 23, 2019
Review: Starved, Hope Theatre4.0stars“Homeless, hungry and horny”, is a quote which demonstrates the duality of this rough and ready play; Starved jumps from comedy to tragedy with great…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 09:48AMThursday, July 11, 2019
Review: An Enemy of the People, Playground Theatre5.0starsI have never read Ibsen’s original text and after watching Jolley Gosnold’s new version of An Enemy of the People, I am glad. I …
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 04:48AMSaturday, July 6, 2019
Review: Yummy, Underbelly Festival Southbank5.0starsYummy director James Welsby’s foreword in the programme states a clear goal: for Yummy to prove that “drag is for everyone”. This ai…
Linked From A Younger Theatre at 10:42AM 
