Analytical Reviews of the Theatres of London.
A long-needed review of Nick Stafford's stage adaption of War Horse, the novel by Michael Morpurgo, will be published soon! To purchase your tickets for this performance, head over to: http://www.warhorseonstage.com Also, make sure you're following The Theatre Reviewer on Twitter to keep up-to-date with posts and reviews: @T_Reviewer
Written by Monty James and directed by Dom Riley, Schrödinger's Dog is a high-energy, comedic and clever play. It must be said that for an amateur production, Schrödinger's Dog is devised with the efficacy and sharpness of a professional theatre, both in its writing and in its direction. Its plot is fortuitous, and its characters... Continue Reading →
This review will cover Puppet Theatre Barge's The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse, an adorable and quirky puppet show for children. Adapted, of course, from the well-known Aesop fable of the same name, this show made for many alterations; some I found positive and others I did not. I thought it forward-thinking that these... Continue Reading →
A review will be posted soon for Bryony Kimming's I'm a Phoenix, Bitch! currently performing at the Battersea Arts Centre! To book your tickets for this performance, head over to: https://www.bac.org.uk/content/44913/whats_on/whats_on/shows/im_a_phoenix_bitch Also, make sure you're following The Theatre Reviewer on Twitter to keep up-to-date with posts and reviews: @T_Reviewer
This review is now available! Click here to view it. A review is on the way for the Puppet Theatre Barge's The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse! To buy your tickets for this performance, head over to: https://www.puppetbarge.com/Controllers/show.php?id=14 Also, make sure you're following The Theatre Reviewer on Twitter to keep up-to-date with posts and... Continue Reading →
A hurried, nervous and excitable duo, Jonathan Parr and Eleanor Neylon (playing characters of the same name*) welcome the audience into the Bread and Roses Theatre, ushering them to their seats and providing wine in plastic cups. Upon a bench covered in blue plastic wrap, a disinterested and casual Laura Vivio. She leafs through a... Continue Reading →
Imprisoned behind glass, they stare forward. A mind-numbing whirring. A sudden eruption of sound, a flash of light, and they seem to glitch, extending their arms for help, strangling themselves. They sway. Deafinitely Theatre opens its current production, an adaptation of Sarah Kane's 4.48 Psychosis, with a horrifying and resolute visual, complete with stroboscopic lighting,... Continue Reading →
This review is now available! Click here to view it. A review will be posted soon for Break the 'Verse's Schrödinger's Dog to be performed at the White Bear Theatre! Tickets are available for purchase at: https://www.whitebeartheatre.co.uk/WhatsOn/Schrödinger's-Dog Also, make sure you're following The Theatre Reviewer on Twitter to keep up-to-date with posts and reviews: @T_Reviewer
This review is now available! Click here to view it. Keep an eye out for the upcoming review of Laura Dorn's The Enemies to be staged at The Bread and Roses Theatre! To buy your tickets for this performance, head over to: http://www.claphamfringe.com/the-enemies.html Also, make sure you're following The Theatre Reviewer on Twitter to... Continue Reading →
