Reviews
REVIEW: 2 days in Paris, a film by Julie Delpy
REVIEW: 2 Days in Paris is a sometimes interesting, artsy romantic comedy by Julie Delpy - who writes, edits, produces,…
REVIEW: Present Laughter, National Theatre
REVIEW: Age brings wisdom, so they say, and if you’ve seen Present Laughter you’d have to agree: rather than wandering…
REVIEW: God in Ruins, Soho Theatre
REVIEW: What happens after "And They All Lived Happily Ever After" in fairytales? What kind of Sultan would Aladdin, a…
REVIEW: Pursuit of Happiness, The Impulse Company
REVIEW: The spectators are greeted with one bed, one room and a whole host of recognisable characters. From then on…
REVIEW: LOFT, 7 Fingers, The Roundhouse
REVIEW: The Roundhouse in Camden is not afraid of embracing a quirky performance, in fact, they seem to be actively…
REVIEW: Nicholas Nickleby, Gielgud Theatre
REVIEW: Nicholas Nickleby is not a Christmas story but there’s something undeniably festive about the whole experience and, if you…
REVIEW: A Comedy of Power
REVIEW: Samiat Pedro tackles French master of suspense, Claude Chabrol’s, latest film, A Comedy of Power.
REVIEW: Upstairs in the Sky by Quicksilver Theatre
REVIEW: Upstairs in the Sky created by Quicksilver Theatre is a play in every sense of the word. The prologue…
REVIEW: A Christmas Carol - Ikrismas Kherol, The Young Vic
REVIEW: It’s Dickens: but not as you know him. The Young Vic and Isango/Portobello’s production of Dicken’s A Christmas Carol…
REVIEW: Sakoba Dance Theatre, The Place
REVIEW: Sakoba Dance Theatre closed their autumn tour with a standing ovation at The Place on Saturday, says Angela Meredith.