My Son’s a Queer, (But what can you do?) at Ambassadors Theatre

My Son’s a Queer, (But what can you do?) at Ambassadors Theatre

There is a great amount of self-awareness and a deep sense of togetherness that makes My Son’s a Queer as enjoyable and heartwarming as it is. Robert Madge provides us with the entertaining recreation of their childhood Disney Parade. The main source material is childhood home videos of Robert, and George Reeves’ wonderful work under…

How Not To Drown at Theatre Royal Stratford East

How Not To Drown at Theatre Royal Stratford East

Dritan Kastrati stars in this ensemble, multi-rolling dramatisation of his personal experience as an 11-year-old migrant sent by his father to Britain from his native Kosovo in the wake of its 1998 -1999 war. Placed in ‘the boat system’ to the UK, Dritan is smuggled, with others, across Europe to reach his nearly adult brother,…

Review of Butchered – Expial Atrocious – Vault Festival

Review of Butchered – Expial Atrocious – Vault Festival

At the Vault Festival, I found ‘The Pit’ theatre, where Butchered was performed, to be especially fitting for the dark world of a sausage maker that is shown. Throughout the performance of this two-person show, there are moments where feelings of confusion, disgust, and awe are found. It is truly a rememberable experience. I personally…

Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs at New Wimbledon Theatre
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Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs at New Wimbledon Theatre

Snow White at the New Wimbledon Theatre is fun, frippery nonsense with high production values performed by an immensely talented cast. It is everything a Christmas pantomime should be and more. Just the thing to warm an audience on a cold winter’s night and to send them back into the real world feeling happier. Some…