We are always in need of more reviewers!

You need to love theatre and be able to write reviews!

Please note that this opportunity is unpaid, you get Press Tickets to shows that you review, so won’t have to pay, but as we don’t advertise on the site currently we cannot help with travel costs etc.

We are always need more people in London…

But we are especially interested in reviewers in

BRIGHTON // CHELTENHAM // BRISTOL & BATH // LEICESTER // COLCHESTER // BERKSHIRE // NOTTINGHAM // BIRMINGHAM // MANCHESTER

But also, get in touch no matter where you live, and we’ll see what we can do!

We would also love to expand our coverage of the Edinburgh Fringe and Brighton Fringe, so get in touch if you live here!

Must be reliable, be prepared to cover all shows (any genre etc), shows may be assigned based on your availability. Able to be critical and honest within a review, able to adhere to our guidelines and deadlines.

If you are interested, get in touch. Send us a bit about you, where you are located and a short review or example of your writing abilities.

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  DAVID HOYLE: STILL GOT IT…? – REVIEW – AVIVA STUDIOS
  Still Got It is the culmination of David Hoyle’s three weekresidency at Aviva Studios, where friends old and new are brought together for a celebration of avant-garde performance art and old school drag. With guest performances from dance troupe the Glitterbomb Dancers and drag queen Veda Lady, Still Got It is a celebration of David Hoyle’s life, his work, and us … More DAVID HOYLE: STILL GOT IT…? – REVIEW – AVIVA STUDIOS
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  PIPPIN IN CONCERT – REVIEW – THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE
  Pippin premiered on Broadway in 1972 and in the West End the following year. With music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, and a book by Roger O. Hirson, the musical tells the story of Pippin, heir to the throne, as he embarks on a quest to find himself. Now back in London for two nights only, in … More PIPPIN IN CONCERT – REVIEW – THEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE
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  RAGE ROOM – REVIEW – TRAVERSE THEATRE
  This review contains spoilers for the show’s ending. I would usually work around this when reviewing, but it is unfortunately key to the discussion of the show and its flaws.  Going to script-in-hand presentations of plays in early stages of development can be a really rewarding experience. Sometimes you get to see a show that, … More RAGE ROOM – REVIEW – TRAVERSE THEATRE
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  INTERVIEW – LUCIE JONES
  Ellie chats to Lucie Jones ahead of her solo concerts at Cadogan Hall this May. Firstly, how are you feeling ahead of your solo concerts at Cadogan Hall this May? I am so excited for these gigs! It feels like I haven’t done a solo show for ages and I have loved choosing my set … More INTERVIEW – LUCIE JONES
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  TWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK) – REVIEW – CRITERION THEATRE
  What happens when two strangers, both lacking something in life, carry a cake across New  York? If this production is anything to go by, there is one simple answer – MAGIC!  This gorgeous production, originally performed at the Kiln Theatre last December, places the  audience in the heart of New York, ‘the city of dreams’. … More TWO STRANGERS (CARRY A CAKE ACROSS NEW YORK) – REVIEW – CRITERION THEATRE