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Continue reading →: The Knowing by Imogen Wilde.
Climate change entered the political arena in the 1990s. The Knowing written by Imogen Wilde follows a storyline based on real events and is presented by Bones in Motion Theatre. Just how far will the government go to prevent activist’s freedom of speech? Tucked away in a remote part of…
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Continue reading →: Ciara.
Advertised as a story exploring Queerness and Religion. The story is predominantly narrated about the life before Ciara O’Brian was born and up to the present day when she meets her “lover” Olivia Devlin. Ciara talks openly about her deceased Mother and discovers a whole other side to her life…
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Continue reading →: The Interview by Jonathan Maitland.
Diana Princess of Wales will always hold a special place in many people’s hearts. When any play or production create something where she features it is bound to have an audience. The famous interview from 1995 divided opinion on the Royal marriage and separation then and continues today. Jonathan Maitland’s…
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Continue reading →: LIZZIE-True Crime Rock Musical by STEVEN CHESLIK-DEMEYER, TIM MANER, AND ALAN STEVENS HEWITT.
American-born Lozzie Borden was one of the first people to go on trial according to American History. The first case to have created a mass-media interest. Could the church-going “good obedient” daughter be responsible for killing her Father and Stepmother? The cast of four brings to the stage four prominent…
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Continue reading →: MALEVO by Matias Jaime.
Thirteen Argentinian powerful and competent musicians/dancers take to The Peacock Theatre stage to entertain and delight audiences until November 4th 2023. The traditional Argentine Malambo, MALEVO visits the UK for the first time and hopefully this will not be the last. To amaze, wow and entertain London theatregoers. The skilled use…
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Continue reading →: Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell.
Jeffrey Bernard is Unwell an immersive Theatre performance/experience performed by Robert Bathurst. Sat in The Coach and Horses in Greek Street, Soho the audience fully immerses into the story of the turbulent life of the late flawed, yet unashamedly honest journalist. Regular readers of his column would often find that…
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Continue reading →: The Girl on The Train.
Adapted from the bestselling novel by Paula Hawkins The Girl on the Train is the latest play on the stage in the main house at Salisbury Playhouse in Wiltshire. Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel are co-writers for this staged adaptation after previously working together on other plays. They certainly have…
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Continue reading →: Milestone.
I was thrilled to get this notification yesterday. Thank you to everyone who has and does read my reviews.
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Continue reading →: Simply Barbra.
Steven Brinberg brings a touch of class to the stage in Theatre Royal Winchester performing as the world-class singer, actor, director and many other talents in the role of Barbra Streisand in Simply Barbra. The performance offers a range of famous songs synonymous with Streisand from The Way We Were,…
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Continue reading →: The Electric Head presents Improvised Head
Improvised Head is presented at Clapham Fringe by the comedy duo Al Ronald and Cy Henty, The Electric Head. The show begins with an audience participation “primal scream” which the afternoon audience appeared to wholeheartedly appreciate. Certainly the first time I have experienced a show begin in this way. Meet…


















