REVIEW: THE TIGER WHO CAME TO TEA (Cadogan Hall) ★★★
I am probably sixty years older than the demographic at which this production is aimed, and so excuse me if I am a little out of touch with what makes children chortle, and at the same time I am a little over cynical about what producers are looking to gain. When you arrive at the […]
REVIEW: GOODNIGHT MISTER TOM (Richmond Theatre)
Based on Michelle Magorians 1981 classic, the uplifting story of Goodnight Mister Tom is brought to life in a charming stage adaptation by David Wood, directed by Angus Jackson. We begin in a peaceful Dorset village in the home of elderly recluse Tom Oakley, played by David Troughton. The show opens when Tom is abruptly […]
REVIEW: THE WITCHES (Rose Theatre Kingston)
When a little boy unknowingly stumbles into the annual meeting of witches, he overhears their horrible plan to get rid of all the children in the world. Witches detest children and are planning to wipe them out like weasels; by turning them all into mice! With the help of his grandmother, he must use all […]