‘The Father’ // PIP Theatre
‘The Father’ was unsettling.
‘The Father’ is a gripping and heartfelt piece of theatre that explores the themes of family, connection and l…
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‘The Human Centipede Parody Musical’ // Synergy Production Co
‘The Human Centipede Parody Musical’ was masterful.
Who would have thought the movie about a mad German scientist who kidnaps a trio of touris…
‘34 Scenes About The Weather’ // Lunch Friend
‘34 Scenes About The Weather’ was moving.
Exploring a variety of relationships, '34 Scenes About the Weather' used wind, rain, sun and more to…
‘Grand Horizons’ // PIP Theatre
'Grand Horizons’ was succulent.
The abrupt decision to end a 50-year marriage and the resulting emotional turmoil experienced by Bill and Nancy�…
‘Pieces of Shit’ // Bronte Charlotte
‘Pieces of Shit’ was gutsy.
‘Pieces of Shit’ is a daring and thought-provoking performance that takes a deep dive into the complexities of …
‘The Reunion’ // Minerva Theatre Co and Anywhere Festival
‘The Reunion’ was nostalgic.
Minerva Theatre Co's 'The Reunion' is an immersive comedic performance that takes audiences on a trip back to high…
‘Card Houses’ // Harrison Mills and Anywhere Festival
‘Card Houses’ was immersive.
'Card Houses', presented by Harrison Mills at Anywhere Festival, is a fresh Gen-Z coming-of-age tale.
‘Bakersfield Mist’ // Ad Astra
‘Bakersfield Mist’ was energetic.
Art, authenticity and alcohol are the hot topics at Ad Astra as they bring to life Stephen Sach’s 'Bakersfi…
‘Eco Worrier: A Climate Cabaret’ // Hannah Gwatkin and Anywhere Festival
‘Eco Worrier: A Climate Cabaret’ was dynamic.
Created by Hannah Gwatkin, ‘Eco Worrier: A Climate Cabaret' educates audiences on the degenerat…
‘Beverly Kills Presents: Heaven and Hell’ // Anywhere Festival
‘Beverly Kills Presents: Heaven and Hell’ was heavenly.
‘Beverly Kills Presents: Heaven and Hell’ is Beverlys’ amalgamation of her growin…