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Latest reviews
"Stylish, witty, provocative, and like two boxers in the ring it never lets up. All credit to Harry Burton as Director who has honed this piece into a tight exciting evening at the theatre. And above all his two actors, Matthew Blaney and Robbie Martin are superb."
“Cassie Bradley provided a first-class performance. When she cried you recognised the authenticity of her tears, when she was angry it was difficult to believe that she was just acting. It is a big part in every respect and she fills it potently and forcefully and draws the audience in”
"A raunchy new direction for the Phoenix Artist Club, Soho Electric brings together drag, burlesque, aerial and live performance for a lively night of theatrical entertainment. Fresh, fun and full of personality – this Soho institution is clearly entering a new chapter."
"this one has absolutely blown me away. It is inventive, technically outstanding, visually exciting and genuinely gripping. I loved it!"
"combines strong performances, colourful staging, flamenco and broad comedy into an entertaining production that doesn't take itself too seriously"
“This show about fame and remembrance, is an absolute class act in every respect. Performer, Jessica Martin and writer, Stephen Wyatt meld to produce a beautiful show which richly deserves a place in the West End. I loved it, was touched by it and look forward to its onward journey.”
‘…the audience left believing with some justification they had actually seen, courtesy of Bradley Knight, much more than just a shadow of a great artiste’s life’s force, but the man himself..’.
"Highly funded by the Arts Council, but I did leave the venue wondering what I'd just seen."