This week, Naima Clarvis of Green Room Reviews interviewed Christine Rose, writer of Sanctuary, running from 26th - 30th November at Hope Theatre. In a world teetering on the edge, Sanctuary tells the story of two women...
November 20, 2024
Welcome to Green Room Reviews, covering theatre, musical theatre, cabaret, comedy, opera, music and dance in London. Our dedicated team of critics brings a wealth of professional experience from the worlds of theatre, live performance, and arts & entertainment journalism.
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Welcome to Green Room Reviews, covering theatre, musical theatre, cabaret, comedy, opera, music and dance in London. Our dedicated team of critics brings a wealth of professional experience from the worlds of theatre, live performance, and arts & entertainment journalism.
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Welcome to Green Room Reviews, covering theatre, musical theatre, cabaret, comedy, opera, music and dance in London. Our dedicated team of critics brings a wealth of professional experience from the worlds of theatre, live performance, and arts & entertainment journalism.
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RIVERSIDE STUDIOS: >>> On Thursday evening, I would have defined a f**king legend as anyone who managed to get past bar two in the Glastonbury tickets queue or the kind lady who gave me directions…
November 19, 2024
BARONS COURT THEATRE: >>> The way he whips a big white hanky out of his pocket and carefully polishes favourite parts of his complicated uniform tells you in just a few simple gestures that this…
November 15, 2024
LION & UNICORN THEATRE: >>> A solitary white bench sits centre stage. A well-dressed woman enters, blue chambray shirt and sand coloured chinos with a smart belt. We realise she is on a Northern Line…
November 9, 2024
This week, we interviewed Co-Directors of Voila! Theatre Festival Amy Clare Tasker and Katharina Reinthaller...
November 7, 2024
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This week, Naima Clarvis of Green Room Reviews interviewed Christine Rose, writer of Sanctuary, running from 26th - 30th November at Hope Theatre. In a world teetering on the edge, Sanctuary tells the story of two women...
November 20, 2024
- All Reviews
- Cabaret & Comedy
- Dance
- Music
- Musical Theatre
- Opera
- Theatre
RIVERSIDE STUDIOS: >>> On Thursday evening, I would have defined a f**king legend as anyone who managed to get past bar two in the Glastonbury tickets queue or the kind lady who gave me directions…
November 19, 2024
BARONS COURT THEATRE: >>> The way he whips a big white hanky out of his pocket and carefully polishes favourite parts of his complicated uniform tells you in just a few simple gestures that this…
November 15, 2024
LION & UNICORN THEATRE: >>> A solitary white bench sits centre stage. A well-dressed woman enters, blue chambray shirt and sand coloured chinos with a smart belt. We realise she is on a Northern Line…
November 9, 2024
This week, we interviewed Co-Directors of Voila! Theatre Festival Amy Clare Tasker and Katharina Reinthaller...
November 7, 2024
- All Reviews
- Cabaret & Comedy
- Dance
- Music
- Musical Theatre
- Opera
- Theatre
This week, Naima Clarvis of Green Room Reviews interviewed Christine Rose, writer of Sanctuary, running from 26th - 30th November at Hope Theatre. In a world teetering on the edge, Sanctuary tells the story of two women...
November 20, 2024
- All Reviews
- Cabaret & Comedy
- Dance
- Music
- Musical Theatre
- Opera
- Theatre
RIVERSIDE STUDIOS: >>> On Thursday evening, I would have defined a f**king legend as anyone who managed to get past bar two in the Glastonbury tickets queue or the kind lady who gave me directions…
November 19, 2024
BARONS COURT THEATRE: >>> The way he whips a big white hanky out of his pocket and carefully polishes favourite parts of his complicated uniform tells you in just a few simple gestures that this…
November 15, 2024
LION & UNICORN THEATRE: >>> A solitary white bench sits centre stage. A well-dressed woman enters, blue chambray shirt and sand coloured chinos with a smart belt. We realise she is on a Northern Line…
November 9, 2024
This week, we interviewed Co-Directors of Voila! Theatre Festival Amy Clare Tasker and Katharina Reinthaller...
November 7, 2024
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Welcome to Green Room Reviews, covering theatre, musical theatre, cabaret, comedy, opera, music and dance in London. Our dedicated team of critics brings a wealth of professional experience from the worlds of theatre, live performance, and arts & entertainment journalism.
We ensure our reviews are informative, insightful and fair, and endeavour to publish them within 24 hours of attending a performance, giving production companies maximum exposure and our readers time to catch up on the latest shows and book tickets.
As part of our commitment to the development of artists and creative environments, our critics also review a number of youth productions each year. We do hope our readers will consider supporting these shows as well as the fringe and mainstream London productions.
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About
Welcome to Green Room Reviews, covering theatre, musical theatre, cabaret, comedy, opera, music and dance in London. Our dedicated team of critics brings a wealth of professional experience from the worlds of theatre, live performance, and arts & entertainment journalism.
We ensure our reviews are informative, insightful and fair, and endeavour to publish them within 24 hours of attending a performance, giving production companies maximum exposure and our readers time to catch up on the latest shows and book tickets.
As part of our commitment to the development of artists and creative environments, our critics also review a number of youth productions each year. We do hope our readers will consider supporting these shows as well as the fringe and mainstream London productions.
To stay up to date with the latest theatre reviews in London you can follow us on X, Instagram or Facebook.
If you are a venue or production company within London travel zones one to six and would like us to review your next show, please drop us a line using our contact form.
Shining the spotlight on performance in London
