★★★☆☆ Lego Beach is a dramatic and inventive play with a slightly tacked-on moral subtext. The cast work hard at the characters but the best moments are provided by the mime and physical theatre . . . It’s an amusing hour of theatre.
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★★★★☆ This fantastical performance is fun for all the family, incorporating live music, dance and story telling.
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★★★☆☆ DNA is certainly not an easy play. Filled with contemporary language it may appear easy, but tackling those characters is a difficult task. Although many elements of the piece were not perfect, the ensemble effort is impressive and everyone involved has created a production to be proud of.
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★★★★☆ Whilst staying very much to the period, this latest staging of Brighton Rock does a lot to make explicit the links to modern concerns about young men and their propensity towards violence and manipulation, particularly towards women. It’s a very strong and unapologetically nasty play.
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★★★★☆ The play is set over the course of one day in what we gradually discover is a sort of post apocalyptic prison camp. As the action moves on, we find the inmates are planning something . . .
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★★★★☆ Then Again sits perfectly in the intimate space of the excellent Wardrobe theatre and Tremolo transmit clearly their message about the dangers and dilemmas of social media. The actors produce sparkling performances in this cracking little play, which I can thoroughly recommend.
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