60 stories by "Sophie Adnitt"
By Sophie Adnitt
Sophie Adnitt reviews Nine Foot Nine presented at the Bunker Theatre as part of the Breaking Out Festival.
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By Sophie Adnitt
Sophie Adnitt reviews West End Eurovision, a special event benefiting TheatreMad held at London’s Shaftesbury Theatre. West End Eurovision Shaftesbury Theatre 22nd Apr…
By Sophie Adnitt
Sophie Adnitt reviews Philip Ridley's Angry at Southwark Playhouse “Startling, unsettling, but deeply fascinating, Angry is a worthy addition to the world of Ridley.&#…
By Sophie Adnitt
Even after the cuts and despite the top quality nature of every other production element, The Divide, with its patchy and problematic script is still not ready for public co…
By Sophie Adnitt
As a tool to start conversations, as well as being a decently entertaining piece of theatre, How To Be A Kid is a high quality, endearing and surprisingly complex production…
By Sophie Adnitt
We asked our review team to nominate their 2017 theatre highlights. Sophie Adnitt nominated her favourites.
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By Sophie Adnitt
Dizzyingly joyful, expertly crafted and with a smart social conscience, it's safe to say that this is the Carol to see this Christmas.
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By Sophie Adnitt
With it's eerie echoes of today's top news stories, Mother Courage and her Children makes for some thought-provoking viewing. Add in a show-stealing performance from Lawrenc…
By Sophie Adnitt
A sharp shot of highly creative storytelling, Heather is well worth a visit to witness just what can be achieved with any limitations
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By Sophie Adnitt
A rare production that has both style and substance, Stephens and Chekhov have made a winning match.
This post REVIEW: The Seagull, Lyric Hammersmith âœÂâœÂâœÂ✅
By Sophie Adnitt
With its tidy ending and compact narrative, The Knowledge is satisfying enough, but capable of so much more than is ever delivered.
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By Sophie Adnitt
9 to 5 is best when it revels in its own high camp and allows itself to be gloriously over the top.
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By Sophie Adnitt
Dominated and ultimately hindered by its unfortunate subtext, Bodies leaves its audience feeling uneasy for all the wrong reasons.
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By Sophie Adnitt
The Scar Test is a striking piece, with deeply unsettling moments that will remain with the audience for a long time afterwards.
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By Sophie Adnitt
A fond and affectionate parody, Instructions for American Servicemen in Britain guarantees laughs and nostalgia in spades.
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By Sophie Adnitt
An incredible showcase of talent, The Color Purple in concert is impossible to walk away from without feeling deeply moved.
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By Sophie Adnitt
Poor translation, vague concepts and an undramatic source material all make for a dispiriting and slightly uncomfortable fare.
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By Sophie Adnitt
A deeply affecting story with moments of dark humour, Guards at the Taj is an excellent choice of a premiere for the newly renovated Bush Theatre.
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By Sophie Adnitt
The laughs come thick and fast through the ensuing chaos, and with some stand out comedic performances, it seems like there's still plenty of life in Molière's old Miser ye…
By Sophie Adnitt
A witty and very enjoyable look at the world of star casting, The Understudy is a must see for those involved in the theatre business and those curious about behind the scen…
By Sophie Adnitt
With its strong cast, impeccable design, timely subject matter and a solid script, School Play could easily become one of the surprise gems of 2017. Now is the time to see i…
By Sophie Adnitt
Ultimately, Abigail comes across as a confused thing, hindered by just too many good ideas in too short a time. Good production helps redeem the play to a degree, but all in…
By Sophie Adnitt
There's no new ground broken in this interpretation, but everything done is done well and is full of clever ideas for building the world of the play with limited resources.
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By Sophie Adnitt
We asked our reviewers to take a look at 2016 and to nominate some stand out productions for 2016. Sophie Adnitt replied with the following:- An Inspector Calls (Play…
By Sophie Adnitt
Jest End returns to Waterloo East with a new, updated show which takes all the musicals you know and love, and tears them to pieces.
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