REVIEW: ROLLER DINER (Soho Theatre) ★★★★
“Why doncha rip my dress? Write “bitch” on me in my lipstick? Burn me with your cigarette? I wanna be shocking Wanna know how it feels” Soho Theatre presents the UK Premiere of the 2015 Verity Bargate Award-Winning comedy musical Roller Diner, written by Stephen Jackson. This hilarious new comedy takes place in a run-down, […]
REVIEW: ADAM KAY: FINGERING A MINOR ON THE PIANO (Soho Theatre) ★★★★★
The was a huge buzz around Adam Kay last year at the 2016 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. When you have hundreds of shows competing for an audience, your show’s title has to stand out for you to be noticed. ‘Fingering A Minor On The Piano‘ certainly stood out to me but unfortunately I wasn’t the only […]
REVIEW: EXECUTIONER NUMBER ONE (Soho Theatre) ★★★
Ian has found his calling long ago in the role as professional hangman. His sole purpose is to become Britain’s Executioner Number One. Following the death of his boss, the dream finally seems up for grabs. Given his lifelong never-faulting passion, years of experience and comradeship with his former superior, Ian is the obvious choice […]
REVIEW: DONT WAKE THE DAMP (Soho Theatre) ★★★★
I’m not 100% sure what I thought I was going to be watching when I turned up at the Soho theatre on a drizzly night, but I can guarantee that I certainly wasn’t expecting what Kill The Beast had created. Their new show Don’t Wake the Damp took me completely off guard but by gum […]
REVIEW: HOW (NOT) TO LIVE IN SUBURBIA (Soho Theatre) ★★★★★
HOW (NOT) TO LIVE IN SUBURBIA tells the story of the lonely life of Annie Siddons. Annie is a writer and a single mum, living in suburban Twickenham, who wholeheartedly loves London but just not that particular area. Annie is pathologically lonely and longs to live in a more artistic London enclave. She also has two […]
REVIEW: Le Gateau Chocolat: Icons (Soho Theatre) ★★★★
Take Drag Race’s Latrice Royale, blend with Lady Gaga and pepper it all with a rich bass voice and beard, you end up with Le Gateau Chocolat. This unstereotypical, wonderfully creative drag performer’s recent show, ‘Icons’ at the Soho Theatre, explores the pop culture and experiences that have shaped him into the individual he is […]
REVIEW: Dr.Carnesky’s Incredible Bleeding Woman (Soho Theatre) ★★★★
This raunchy, absurd, feminist Cabaret is wonderfully tongue in cheek and full of dry humour. It is filled with outrageous acts and is, in turn, beautiful, shocking and provocative but never boring. The overall subject, which permeates every second of the show, is the taboo subject of menstruation. However, this show takes a somewhat mystic […]
LETTERS TO WINDSOR HOUSE comes to the Soho Theatre
LETTERS TO WINDSOR HOUSE by Sh!t Theatre is set to play at London’s Soho Theatre 31 Jan – 11 Feb 2017 A loophole in the Postal Services Act says you can open other people’s mail under certain circumstances. This is that certain circumstance… The multi award-winning duo, SH!T THEATRE, follow up their smash-hit show Women’s […]
Edinburgh Fringe smash hit ADAM KAY: FINGERING A MINOR ON THE PIANO comes to the Soho Theatre
Following a critically acclaimed total sell-out season at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016, Adam Kay is proud to announce his highly anticipated run at London’s Soho Theatre. In this brand new collection of wonderfully off-kilter music and stand-up, Adam is in reflective mood – taking a look back at his former job as a hospital doctor. […]
REVIEW: TWO MAN SHOW (Soho Theatre) ★★★★
The title of the event Two Man Show is slightly misleading as there are no men in the show and three women, however that is a mere bagatelle next to the real content of the show. RashDash was formed at the University of Hull in 2009. It comprises two very talented young women, Helen Goalen […]