Review: The Promise, Orange Tree Theatre

Written for Time Out On 17th November 1917 – long before the state of Israel was established – the British Government effectively promised P...

Review: Tim Key - The Slutcracker, Soho Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Best described as a miscellany, every moment of Tim Key’s Edinburgh Comedy Award winning hour – for show would give...

Review: Jonny Sweet - Mostly About Arthur

Writtern for Culture Wars That Mostly About Arthur is mostly funny because of Jonny Sweet’s adopted persona, rather than the craft of his m...

Review: The 14th Tale, National Theatre

Written for Time Out Behind the bikeshed of a London school, four names streaked in schoolboy piss testify to truancy. On the evidence of Th...

Review: 11 & 12, Barbican Centre

Written for Culture Wars Emo Philips tells a great joke about religion, in which he encounters a suicidal man with his toe’s curled over the...

Review: Hedda, Riverside Studios

Written for Time Out Ibsen might be in vogue all of a sudden - this month the Sheffield Crucible re-opens with one of his and another begins...

Review: My Stories, Your Emails, Barbican Pit Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Hanky-Panky, Ursula Martinez’s canny subversion of striptease, involves the disappearance and reappearance of red h...

Review: Until Now, Purcell Rooms

Written for Culture Wars If girls are made of sugar and spice and all things nice, those of UK circus trio mimbre are oversweet and undersea...