Green Room Reviews

VENUE: WHITE BEAR THEATRE >>> Three actors nail the UK premiere of a darkly comedic and confrontational play with faultless performances that shine laser light on a shameful period of American history when lives were destroyed and careers wrecked...

This week, we interviewed Jessica Cale who is appearing in The Capulets and the Montagues which opens at London’s Hackney Empire on 22nd February before touring across the country until 26th April 2025...

VENUE: PARK THEATRE >>> We enter into Park 90, which hosts a white, minimalist set. A stage features centrally, with a judge’s seat and microphone to the rear, and screen to the front. Calming music accompanies us in. We are handed keypads to cast our votes on polls throughout the production - if you're no fan of interactive experiences, there's no escape now, but don't worry - it's gentle…

VENUE: UNION THEATRE >>> The luvvies loved it. The wannabe theatricals whooped their approval. There was sympathetic applause too from disappointed drama queens and princes yet to break into acting rather than serving coffees and burgers.

VENUE: BARONS COURT THEATRE >>> Nothing is as it seems. That’s the message to take away from the aptly named Under the Table, written and directed by Aaron Thaker. Split into four parts: sex, politics, money, and religion, the play follows four mini stories that hold up a mirror to contemporary Britain...

VENUE: PARK THEATRE >>> How would you react if you received an unpleasant package anonymously in the post? Would you a. call the police, or b. question your entire past and every negative interaction you had had, stretching back to childhood?