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Continue reading →: The Signalman by Charles Dickens.
The Signalman adapted by Martin Malcolm to a fifty-minute Fringe Theatre production is a well scripted and moving credit to the original story written by Charles Dickens. Tim Larkfield in the role of The Signalman delivers an impressive performance as he slowly mentally battles with the spirit that keeps appearing…
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Continue reading →: Smashing it by Ms Helen Sulis-Bowie.
Photo by Tamsin Drury, 2019. An interesting and well thought out look at the consumerist and patriarchal society surrounding us. Why should your birth gender and the economical background you are born into automatically give you the entitlement over other people? As a world, we consume many pointless articles as…
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Continue reading →: Gutted by Sharon Byrne.
Gutted by Sharon Byrne first appeared at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2018 the script has undergone a lot of alterations, editing and some very effective new stage directions. It was a pleasure to see the original cast though who originally first bought this play to life. Niamh Finlay in the…
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Continue reading →: The Good Scout by Glenn Chandler.
Photo credit PBG Studios. The Good Scout by Glenn Chandler tells the lesser-known story of a group of Hitler Youths who came to stay with a group of Scouts in the 1930s. It’s based around alleged events which took place between Lord Baden-Powell and newly appointed ambassador to London Joachim…
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Continue reading →: Classified by Jayne Woodhouse.
Loosely based Theatre Company’s three interlinked short plays are a macabre fictional look at the reality of a world that could be closer than we think! When freedom is removed and only allowed to a privileged few who can we trust? Nobody is the simple answer in this production and…
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Continue reading →: Red Palace by Cressida Peever.
Red Palace is an immersive interactive adult fairytale-themed production based on the stories from the author’s Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen but with a new twist. Set in The Waterloo Vaults the macabre atmosphere begins from the moment you arrive at the venue, the masked entrance leaves an impression…
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Continue reading →: Love, Sex and all things inbetween by YT2 Theatre Company.
Love, Sex and all things in between offers you exactly what the title says. This warts and all play looks at matters of the heart and offers the audience a straight forward description of these emotions from a sensitive well-researched cross-section of society. The story is set around the relationships…
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Continue reading →: When the Rain Stops Falling by Andrew Bovell.
Set in Alice Springs in 2039 the audience watch as four generations through the ages as two families share tender moments of love and happiness in which life changes in an instant becoming toxic and beyond any chance of repair! The physical theatre production with the cast of six flows…
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Continue reading →: Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story
The moment you step inside Wiltons Music Hall you are entering a building steeped in history and character. Many of its features are original dating back to when it first opened in 1859. Plain brickwork and restored walls and features from the period all add to the beguiling charm of…
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Continue reading →: The Silhouette in the Smoke
The immersive theatre production The Silhouette in the Smoke has been set in the London Steam and Water Museum near Kew Bridge by Immercity and run by Rosanna Mallinson. Jackdaw and Magpie are your guides for the evening. Jackdaw explains clearly and concisely what you need to do at each…


















