Tag: London Theatre

A family in a kitchen. An older woman and young man are seated at a wooden table, while an older man sits on a chair against a wall. A young woman is looking at them while crouching in front of an open cupboard.

‘Here’ review – Fractious family share sorrows in brooding bore

A courtroom set on a stage. A young white girl sits on a wooden chair, scared. Next to her are two white men sitting at a desk and a young man standing behind her. There’s people in the gallery, too.

‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ review – Aaron Sorkin’s take on Harper Lee’s courtroom classic is clumsy at times, but completely compelling

‘Not One of These People’ review – Martin Crimp’s deepfake presentation ponders our projections

The Company of Much Ado About Nothing. The full company of performers are line dancing and are all dressed in Country and Western clothing. There are colourful lights and people lift their arms in the air as they dance.

‘Much Ado About Nothing’ review – Deaf and disabled actors perform rom-com with plenty of playfulness

A white man with a short black quiff holds a green alligator puppet. A white woman with blonde, wavy hair holds a white girl puppet with blonde hair in one hand, and a puppy dog in the other. They both wear vibrant 70s attire.

‘Tammy Faye’ review – Elton John musical is full of silly, sensational spirit

A young brown boy in a blue school uniform stands on a stage. A flurry of words, including ‘epicardial pacemaker’ are projected onto him and the stage behind him.

‘The Boy With Two Hearts’ review – Refugee story told with rushed intensity