A Happy Holidays show for those who like shows like this.
Author: Bill Russell
Stimulating, inventive and provocative tale about growing up.
And now for something completely different - or,as the blurb says, deck the halls with Dickens and Doyle.
Disappointing staging of a fine Shaw play.
Dazzling,diverting and brilliantly performed theatre of the absurd play.
Life may be but this one woman show is not.
A two star play in a four star set.
A challenging evening of remembrance.
A futile search for how to grow a black tulip.
Testosterone is bursting out all over in this brash, loud, well sung revival.
A gem of a play beautifully performed
The latest in the Brockley Jack Studio’s short run pieces is a moving tale about overcoming grief in quite the most unusual way and the strangest of places. It is a monologue performed with great sensitivity by Brendan Dunlea as Paddy, an Irish farmer whose son Kieran h as committed suicide leaving him and his wife bereft. What they do is, their son having left money, is use it to travel and one of the places they end up in …
Carry On Earnest - an evening to forget.
A beguiling tale of three continents.
Henshall in fine form in splendid new play part of the James series.
Bebe Cave worth watching as the deeply distressed potentially suicidal Imi.
A two hander that holds the interest throughout.