REVIEW: It’s Only Life, Union Theatre ✭✭✭
Julian Eaves reviews It’s Only Life a review featuring the songs of John Bucchino now playing at the Union Theatre.
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REVIEW: H R Haitch, Union Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Julian Eaves reviews H R Haitch – A Right Royal Musical Comedy at the Union Theatre.
REVIEW: Twang!, Union Theatre ✭✭✭
As a work in its own right, if you ever wanted to know why it was such a colossal and damaging failure the first time around, then this version of Twang! provides abundant clues.
REVIEW: Heartbreak House, Union Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Shaw doesn’t exactly give us hope, but he paints a picture we can recognise as speaking to us today. It’s a bit of a wait to get there, but more than worth persevering with.
REVIEW: Metropolis, Ye Olde Rose And Crowne ✭✭✭✭✭
Metropolis is the kind of show that makes you want to go and see it again, and again. Rush to get tickets to what will be one of the fastest selling shows of the year.
REVIEW: The Hired Man, Union Theatre ✭✭✭
Meanwhile, there’s a fair rendition of the text available here, and one that will do, particularly if you haven’t seen anything better.
REVIEW: Tribe, London Theatre Workshop ✭✭✭
There is a lot to enjoy here and much to admire in a basically young ensemble putting on a slightly unusual sort of show, fleshed out with some engaging humour and pathos.
REVIEW: Confessional, Southwark Playhouse ✭✭✭
Silver takes Williams’ American milieu and shifts it deftly – without changing a single word of the text – into the seedy, East-End-by-the-seaside, down-at-heel and take-us-as-you-find-us ambience of Southend-on-sea.
