Reviews on London

Saturday, Sunday, Monday

This new production of Saturday, Sunday, Monday puts a venerable war-horse through a striking new set of paces reflecting great credit on ensemble values…

Review – Love Is Only Love

The Other Palace was host for this first outing of Love Is Only Love. I trust it won’t be the only theatre in which…

Review – The Rink

The Rink is the best revival of a musical currently playing in London. Don’t let unfamiliarity with the show or its score deter you….

Review – HR Haitch

HR Haitch has a real energy to it and a lot of talent in the cast, but the framework of its setting, neither pure…

Review – The Cherry Orchard

This production deserves great credit for setting its face against traditional approaches. There is a lot to be said for stripping off the varnish…

Review – Songs For Nobodies

As the final note of this emotional plea echoes within Wilton’s Music Hall, the capacity audience rises to its feet in joint acclaim. The…

Review – Electra

Electra is a bloody family saga that sprawls decades. It has all the tropes of Greek Tragedy: murder, power, royals, estrangement, cruelty… This bold…

Review – Thirsty

Despite the eclectic range of entertainment available at the Vaults it’s been a pleasant surprise to have discovered Tori Scott. What, who is Tori?…

Review – Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs 2: The Magic…

Les Petits Theatre Company return to the high seas after their successful and award-winning Captain Flinn and the Pirate Dinosaurs rollicked the rigging and…

Review – Father of Lies

Father of Lies glows with Biblical imagery revealed through many aspects of this supernatural play. Amongst fog, benches resembling pews and an old fashioned…