Corpse! by Gerald Moon at Park Theatre (Park90) | Review
Twins are special. Identical twins even more so they are the result of one fertilized egg splitting into…
Incognito Theatre Company: All Quiet on the Western Front | Review
“The First World War was a horror of gas, industrialized slaughter fear and appalling human suffering.” wrote Nick…
Lazarus Theatre Company’s Macbeth at Greenwich Theatre | Review
There are times when I wonder if Shakespeare hasn’t been done, rather like many of his characters, done…
Review of Salomé at Greenwich Theatre
What is ‘power’? According to an online dictionary, power is the capacity or ability to direct or influence…
Review of Bizet’s Carmen at Kings Head Theatre
Bizet’s opera Carmen holds a special place in my heart. Not only was it the first opera I…
Dracula: a new adaptation by Ross McGregor | Review
I enjoy writing, but I’m certain nothing I write will ever change the world, and that’s probably true…