Summer Camp For Broken People ★★★★
Emily Beecher’s Summer Camp For Broken People is an autobiographical one-woman show that asks what it takes to fix a shattered spirit.
London Drama
The Motive and The Cue ★★★★
Jack Thorne’s new play, The Motive and The Cue, goes backstage of the legendary 1964 Richard Burton / John Gielgud production of Hamlet on Broadway.
Self Tape ★★★★★
Self Tape is a bold new work written and performed by Michael Batten exploring the decision of a struggling actor to enter the world of online sex shows
F**king Men ★★★★★
Tony-winning writer Joe DiPietro takes a sharp look at the life experiences of gay men today in an updated, new version of F**king Men
Richard Parker ★★★★
Richard Parker is a playful, twisty exploration around the concept of coincidence
Animal – ★★★★★
Animal explores the challenges of navigating the world of hook-up culture with the practical needs of people with disabilities in a thrilling new play
For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy – ★★★★★
Ryan Calais Cameron’s bold and unflinching exploration of race and masculinity transfers to the West End
Hay Fever – ★★
Hay Fever, Noël Coward’s first hit play, is revived at The Mill at Sonning, but The Recs finds much to sniff at…
BLACK SUPERHERO – ★★★
BLACK SUPERHERO, the debut play by Danny Lee Wynter, explores issues of race, queerness and identity politics.
The Messiah Complex ★★★★★
Bag of Beard explores the issues of faith in a dystopian world