Plays Read more Review: A Full Plate, Rosemary Branch Theatre / 344 / 0 Elaine Kline’s autobiographical one-woman show A Full Plate combines humour, projected visuals and candid storytelling to explore... Continue reading Robert Cope 17 Aug
Plays Read more Review: Are You There Mother?, Hen & Chickens Theatre / 399 / 0 Thomas Carruthers writes and performs this darkly comic one-man play about a struggling actor whose attempt to... Continue reading Robert Cope 14 Aug
Plays Read more Review: Jack in the Box, Lion & Unicorn Theatre / 496 / 0 Rudra Bharadwaj’s solo play turns the relentless routines of unpaid care into a psychologically charged portrait of... Continue reading Robert Cope 05 Aug
Plays Read more Review: When You Are a Tick, The Hope Theatre / 1048 / 0 Sofya Krasnova’s When You Are a Tick is a restless philosophy-punk comedy blending live music, physical theatre... Continue reading Robert Cope 29 Jul
Plays Read more Review: Have You Took The Bins Out?, Drayton Arms Theatre / 564 / 0 Have You Took The Bins Out? at Drayton Arms Theatre is Orson Bourne’s raw and ambitious debut... Continue reading Robert Cope 25 Jul
Concerts Read more Review: Duo Ekeš Live in London / 699 / 0 Duo Ekeš bring expressive violin and piano playing, warmth and playful humour to an intimate concert in... Continue reading Robert Cope 21 Jul
Plays Read more Review: The Swan, The Werewolf and Gianpiero, COLAB Theatre / 584 / 0 A dark, tango-infused comedy in which a volatile backstage breakup is seized upon by an egotistical director... Continue reading Robert Cope 15 Jul
Plays Read more Review: The Producers, Garrick Theatre / 751 / 0 Patrick Marber’s gloriously outrageous revival of The Producers is vulgar, affectionate and uproariously funny, led by a... Continue reading Robert Cope 10 Jul
Comedy Plays Read more Review: Our Man in Havana, Theatre Royal Windsor / 1283 / 0 A stylish, witty and warmly performed production of Graham Greene’s spy caper, with Jack Ashton leading a... Continue reading Robert Cope 08 Jul
Plays Read more Review: Lear, Theatro Technis / 950 / 0 Jester Collective’s Lear reimagines Shakespeare’s tragedy as an intimate chamber piece, with Erin Costello as an ageing... Continue reading Robert Cope 27 Jun