Review: Chewing Gum Dreams, Bush Theatre

To dream of chewing gum supposedly signifies an inability to express oneself. Hackney teenager Tracey Gordon has all the words and a fair fe...

Review: Mudlarks, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars A dead end in a dead end town – and what better dead end for " a generation stuck in quicksand " than the...

Review: Chalet Lines, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Chalet Lines takes you by surprise. It takes time to confirm exactly what sort of play it wants to be and, by the ...

Review: Snookered, Bush Theatre

Written for Time Out Alcohol is the playwright's friend: it's the ultimate dramatic catalyst. And boy, do they catalyse themselves i...

Review: The Kitchen Sink, Bush Theatre

Like a Mike Leigh play with laughter lines where furrowed brows should be, The Kitchen Sink marks Tom Wells out as an extraordinary young w...

Review: Sixty-Six Books, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Scale, ambition and a spirit of collaboration make the inaugural event at the new Bush Theatre, which has moved fro...

Review: this is where we got to when you came in, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars It’s just a room above a pub overlooking Shepherd’s Bush Green. It’s tatty and it’s small, but for the past forty y...

Review: Little Gem, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Elaine Murphy’s debut invites you into the family fold with open arms. When its three women – mothers spanning thre...

Review: The Stefan Golaszewski Plays, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Stefan Golaszewski is the sort of man who hopes to fall in love on public transport, who soaks in the city dreamily...

Review: Broken Space Season, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Snaking its way up the stairs at the Bush is a timeline of decay, detailing the theatre’s journey into darkness as ...