Review: The One, Soho Theatre
The dramatically romantic soundtrack of The Phantom of the Opera introduces the sense of an electrical love story and a dark desire for power and powerlessness,...
Steve Marmion
Review: Roller Diner, Soho Theatre
Eddie 'super-duper businessman' Costello (Joe Dixon) runs a roller diner in a dreary gang-riddled Birmingham, with the help of his daughter Chantel (Lucie Short...
Review: First Love is the Revolution, Soho Theatre
Despite the seeming obsession the British public has with animals, I personally have never been a fan. Yet nowadays a modern British high street seems incomplet...
Feature: Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre – “Shakespeare’s had a good innings”
Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, seating around 1,200 people and entirely outdoors, is about to open its new season. Since 1932, the theatre has become a staple ...
Review: The One, Soho Theatre
Relationships can be fascinating, all-absorbing things; those in them can, over time, become increasingly defined by their relative position to the other half...
Review: The Night Before Christmas, Soho Theatre
The very idea of trying to create an original Christmas story seems like an impossibility: surely every festive trope and possible cliché has been exhausted by ...