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Honour Review
Once again Onin.London ventured to Park Theatre in Finsbury Park, to review their latest production. Award winner Joanna Murray-Smith’s play ‘Honour’ is the current offering. Originating in Australia in 1995, ‘Honour’ debuted in the UK at the National Theatre in 2003 and had a West End revival at Wyndham’s Theatre…
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Distance Review
It’s OK not to be OK is the message from new play Distance, currently performing at Park Theatre.While on his way to a job interview, Steven, a recently separated father, bumps into an old friend, Alan. Initially hesitant to tell his friend what is going on we soon hear, and…
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Spiral Review
If your teenage daughter went missing, how would you cope? If you are like secondary school teacher Tom in new play Spiral, you’d hire an escort who looks like your daughter and make her dress in school uniform. Soon you’d find a confidant with each other, which will change both…
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Alkaline Review
Would you ask your friend to not display her religion at your wedding? Would you have the courage to know when relationships are not working? Would you be brave enough to make a change in your life? These are just some of the questions explored in Alkaline, a new play…
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Passage To Interview Review
Most of us have probably heard the quote “one cannot be friends with the English”. Although I’d never read the novel or seen the movie, I was eager to see A Passage to India at the Park Theatre. A Passage to India is based on the novel of the same…
