Arts, page 2

1 week ago

Rip It Up – The 60s at the Garrick Theatre: ‘crowd-pleasing entertainment with a heart of gold’

Sarah Gibbs, London Student’s own Lustful Critic, reviews a tender homage to the music of the 1960s. When my editor…

1 week ago

Angry Alan at the Soho Theatre: a ‘radically different’ retelling of modern anger

Alberto Tondello reviews Angry Alan at Soho Theatre. Penelope Skinner’s Fringe First Award winning play returns to London after a…

2 weeks ago

Waitress at the Adelphi Theatre: ‘less whipped cream and more filling, please’

Anthony Walker-Cook reviews Waitress, the sweet new transfer from Broadway with music and lyrics by Sarah Bareilles. Being British, I…

2 weeks ago

A Scandal in Bloomsbury – An Improv Murder Mystery

The Blank Slates, the improv branch of the UCL Comedy Club tree, don’t wait around to make a joke or,…

2 weeks ago

Alys, Always at the Bridge Theatre: A tale of telling rather than showing

Carleigh Nicholls reviews Alys, Always at the Bridge Theatre, a new psychological drama based on Harriet Lane’s successful novel. “Someone’s…

2 weeks ago

Revisiting Six The Musical at the Arts Theatre: ‘A royal sextet indeed’

Anthony Walker-Cook reviews Six at the Arts Theatre, which has just been nominated for five Olivier Awards. Stepping up to…