Category: Independent Reviews

‘This Wide Night’ was visceral. In the aptly grimy and urban venue of BackDock Arts, A Moveable Theatre delivered a gut-wrenching and commandingly performed production…

‘The Bull, The Moon, and the Coronet of Stars’ was sensual. As one of the first shows to premiere in Metro Arts’ West End hub…

‘Hot Mess Comedy’ was refreshing. It’s worth a visit to West End’s almost-hidden venue, The Sideshow, for a chance to laugh along with ‘Hot Mess…

‘The Laramie Project’ was powerful. With their production of ‘The Laramie Project’, independent company Ad Astra offers a bold and forceful rendition of the modern…

‘Love/Hate Actually’ and ‘This is Your Trial’ were immersive. Do you believe that love is hoarding videotapes of your best friend’s wife? Or perhaps it’s…

‘Eternal’ was hypnagogic. Targeting willing participants in their comfort zone, Darkfield Radio’s latest binaural experience, ‘Eternal’, is enough to cause nightmares. Offering a night alone…

‘The Belles of Burlesque’ was rollicking. Described by InsideOutside Theatre Company as “a celebration of passion, perfection, performance and a little of the perverse”, the…

‘Smiley’ was sassy. Premiering in 2013 in the tiny Sala Flyhard Theatre in Barcelona, ‘Smiley’ is a two-man Spanish play that has warmed the hearts…

‘2:20 AM’ was moving. “Shame, fear, numbing sadness; guilt, anger; the endless why…” Ad Astra’s production of ‘2.20 AM’ was an intimate portrayal of four…