A welcome addition to the London fringe theatre scene.
Author: Bill Russell
S spellbinding road trip round the South Africa tourists don't go to.
A timely tale but almost impossible to comprehend what the cast is saying.
Competent but uninspiring premiere of a play based on Isherwood's novel.
The games afoot - prepare to join Sherlock on yet another difficult case.
A moving tale of love in old age perfectly acted.
A Gothic horror tale to thrill if a mite too long.
Lavish and splendidly danced tango show.
A gripping melodrama passionatelt sung and stylishly directed.
An exciting blank verse drama about a battle to secure power. Worth catching.
A bold but unsuccessful attempt to resuscitate a late Williams play.
Nordic gloom in abundance in a well performed but ultimately disappointing resurrection of a late Ibsen play.
Some unforgettable songs and equally unforgettable singers to remember
The raunchiest show in town, an unmissable mix of modern dance and flamenco.
A green tale for our times with a worth heeding message.
Demeter - above - pondering her daughter's behaviour in a splendid, challenging play.
Who could ask for anything more? - a dazzling revival dazzlingly danced.