Review: A Dark Line Upstairs, ZOO Playground
A powerful and touching solo debut by Matilde Vigna, despite a murky narrative The post Review: A Dark Line Upstairs, ZOO Playground appeared first on Everything Theatre.
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A powerful and touching solo debut by Matilde Vigna, despite a murky narrative The post Review: A Dark Line Upstairs, ZOO Playground appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Bonfire and Bliss Bookstore by Brittanée Nicole: Penny Darling has had enough of real-life romance after a very public failed engagement. These days, she’s much happier surrounded...
Georgia Polly-Taylor is a talent we should all embrace. She clowns, she farts, she does puppetry, and she leaves the audience in tears of laughter. The post Review: Very Hot. Very...
I still remember meeting Philippa Hanna back in 2011 after an intimate acoustic performance at my local Costa Coffee in Cardiff. We chatted briefly after the gig, and even then you...
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One Smile At A Time Notebook Number Nine by Jackie Carreira is the most beautiful contemporary novel that sank into my heart and soul. I never wanted it to end. The tale is one of...
For a New York billionaire and a country girl bar owner with a smart mouth, one deal could change everything.Grayson Ashborne is public enemy number one in laidback Denver, where t...
I want to give a huge thank you to the Dominion Theatre for gifting us tickets in exchange for our always honest review. If there’s one guilty pleasure movie of mine it’s The Devil...
An imaginative, playful and upbeat interaction with the possibilities of paper The post Review: Noted, Assembly Roxy appeared first on Everything Theatre.
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Love On The Shelf by Sheila Roberts: Alice Willoughby and her mother run a bookstore focused on the romance genre. Of course, they named it HEA because happily ever after is what a...
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All the world’s a stage, and Elm Court is transformed into Verona, Vienna, fairyland and more in this witty and wonderfully wandering Shakespearean adventure. The post Review: Wal...
A luxury spa surrounded by Staffordshire woodland, with heated outdoor pools, fabulous food and cocktails served to the water. I checked in to Moddershall Oaks to see if it deliver...
Vehemently funny Christmas chaos. The post Review: Mega Church Xmas Play, Libra Theatre Cafe appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Clapham South’s MAAI is worth every accolade MAAI (meaning ‘mum'), is an apt name for the family-run debut restaurant of TV’s Nikita Pathakji. Nikita, the first person to have won...
This cleverly staged and tender love story explores food poverty without ever talking down to its audience The post Review: Biscuits for Breakfast, The Courtyard Theatre appeared f...
Sublime puppetry graces a performance that’s missing a few strings. The post Review: Don Quixote (is a Very Big Book), Pleasance Dome appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Pun-fuelled queer opera burlesque with a fetish slant that is strictly for grownups, and will leave you laughing. The post Review: Operotica: Lovers in Every Lifetime, Underbelly B...
A fresh character-led piece about the complexities of the modern relationship The post Review: Hello/Goodbye, Etcetera Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
Three ghostwriters, one invisible boss, and a company that profits from tragedy: Big Dog is smart, silly, and sharp all at once. The post Review: Big Dog, Riverside Studios appeare...
A slow creeper of a play, humour and ranting leading you astray until the ending takes you completely by surprise. The post Review: Brick, C Aurora appeared first on Everything The...
This is the diary of an English girl who falls in love with an eligible young Portuguese, Afonso. The bride recounts, vividly and hilariously, her and her Mother’s plans for an Eng...
An amusing, personal reflection on identity and belonging. The post Review: Local, Finborough Theatre appeared first on Everything Theatre.
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