Review: Chef, Soho Theatre
Chef. A cutting edge, mouth-watering drama shocking us through an hour of gourmet dishes. Granted only with the company of one performer, Sabrina Mahfouz's undeniably brilliant script tempts…
Chef. A cutting edge, mouth-watering drama shocking us through an hour of gourmet dishes. Granted only with the company of one performer, Sabrina Mahfouz's undeniably brilliant script tempts…
It is becoming harder and harder to find new British musicals. There are aspiring theatre-makers and people with ideas but we very rarely see these shows doing well, despite plenty of talent…
I am going to assume that I wasn't the only unsuspecting member of the audience at the Ovalhouse in this hour of insanity, hippies, music and art that all starts in the hands of Jamie Wood a…
Walking into a baby naming ceremony and being greeted by the family wasn't exactly what I'd expected. Not what I expected at all. From sitting outside in the bar before the show, the cast in…
The votes have been cast, the seats have been delegated but London Theatre Workshop's citizens still have one vote left. A skilful six-person cast dazzles these citizens with an abundance of…
TESTBED1 at the Doodle Bar hosts the second Kaleidoscopic Arts Platform and it seems like the ideal location for this show; unsuspecting, new and innovative, setting the scene for the assort…