Reviews Archives

The House They Grew Up In

- 2 August 2017

The set design – a densely populated tangle of old newspapers, books and detritus –...

- 30 July 2017

Show Time: Brighton Gay Men’s Chorus I’ve said this before, BGMC are a polished outfit...

- 28 July 2017

This savage play, the feral exploits of a group of over-privileged university toffs, their adherence...

- 27 July 2017

Martyn is a believable incarnation of Mrs Hoover, a little old lady who holds tight...

- 26 July 2017

This year BREMF is telling stories about the gradual and multi-faceted development of music. There’s...

- 25 July 2017

Taking on a major classic novel has for many years been a challenge of theatre...

- 20 July 2017

Rise started and ended with the unexpected. The show consisted of many sketches with the...

- 18 July 2017

Thirty years on Willy Russell’s one woman play is as moving and as poignant as...

- 18 July 2017

It is perhaps wrong to make comparisons between theatrical adaptations, after all, each creative team...

- 17 July 2017

Fresh from performing at the Roundhouse, Soul of the City’s community choir provided true inspiration...

- 16 July 2017

I always enjoy Rainbow Chorus concerts, they stand for so much, inclusivity, and by this...

- 14 July 2017

Early music was often academically dry or embarrassingly gimmicky, sometimes both. This well selected programme,...