Killer is essential, dirty, horrible, necessary, original, spine-tinglingly delicate and brutal in equal measure, irrevocably stained upon your mind for hours after, and wholly inspiring.
This is going to be a five star review.
West End Theatre News and Reviews
04 Mar
Reviews 
Review: KILLER at Shoreditch Town Hall
By Andrew Bewley Saturday, March 4 2017, 16:36
03 Mar
Reviews 
Review: HAMLET at the Almeida Theatre
By Phil Willmott Friday, March 3 2017, 07:53
My favourite productions of Shakespeare have always been the ones in smaller theatres where you're sitting so close to the actors that they can cut the sound and fury necessary to fill a big venue and instead bring subtlety and nuance to the extraordinary text. With the right actors this can turn the densest Elizabethan verse into a gripping psychological thriller.
02 Mar
Reviews 
Review: UGLY LIES THE BONE at the National Theatre
By Monty Leigh Thursday, March 2 2017, 22:09
After her third tour in Afghanistan, where an explosion has left her with severe burns and scars across her body, Jess (Kate Fleetwood) has returned home to Florida. Home is somewhat different than she remembered; and in order to cope with her PTSD and delusions of combat, she undertakes a new kind of therapy. This therapy is virtual reality, where she is able to create her own idea of ‘paradise.’
28 Feb
Reviews
Review: THE WINTER'S TALE. E.N.O at the Coliseum
By Phil Willmott Tuesday, February 28 2017, 13:16
Someone must really like Ryan Wigglesworth at English National Opera (E.N.O) He's been appointed composer in residence at this major international opera house despite the fact that he's only ever composed a song cycle before.
26 Feb
Reviews 
Review: THE GIRLS at the Phoenix Theatre
By Christian Durham Sunday, February 26 2017, 07:48
Tim Firth has completed the writing triple. A successful film, a popular play and now a musical based on the inspiring story of Yorkshire’s Rylstone & District Women’s Institute.
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