Category: Theatre Reviews – Archive

Belvoir St Theatre, April 13 7/10 It’s rather like a family photo album: even when the snapshots are fuzzy, the warmth and love are unmistakable. It engenders as strong a sense of community as you’ll see on a stage: not just the community of characters depicted, but a vibrant sense…

Lennox Theatre, April 7 8/10 Peter Cook is a brave actor and a braver writer. In essence, his one-man play is about his pathway to being in that play; one strewn with the road-spikes and riddled with the potholes of addiction. The main character, Dave, is an actor whose career…

April 24, 2022 / Theatre Reviews - Archive

Old Fitz Theatre, April 3 8/10 “Ooh, let’s lift this scab and see what’s underneath,” Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht seem to say. The oddity was not their infatuation with humanity’s darker side, but the jaunty way in which they investigated it. Perhaps they didn’t expect us to rise much…