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Review of ‘Tipsy’: “Let’s get those nails more polished”
The Cockpit Theatre hosted the world premiere of this new comedy reflecting upon the harshness of our everyday through gleam, colour and a bit of acetone. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on this surreal tale taking place amidst the chaos of a beauty salon, to let us know if their services deserved a complaining form…
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Review of ‘Speaker’s Corner’: “Be careful what you write for”
Rufus Love stars in his own-written one-man show dealing with the clashing ideas of London’s most historical debating spot. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this production hosted by the Hope Theatre, to share his thoughts on a play where thinking is all that matters. Words are more powerful than weapons… Especially when articulated by…
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Review of ‘Stuart Michael – The Psychic Medium’: “It felt a bit ghosted”
Magic and humour merge in this spiritual show erasing the boundaries between our world and the afterlife. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this new production set to go on tour this summer, to let us know if this either a heavenly montage or the spectre at the feast. What would you say to a…
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Review of ‘Build A Rocket’: “It’s not just someone else’s story”
Christopher York’s stirring personal play returns in a new revised version directed by Jordan Langford and starring West End actress and singer Shannon Rewcroft. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this show dealing with the struggles of single teenage parenting, to let us know what lies within this story about true life success. Real heroes…
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Review of ‘No Man’s Island’: “There’s something on the air”
London’s Big House Theatre opens its doors to clandestine reality, with this play about an illegal radio station and the lives of those who give it voice to. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts on this original show, to let us know what’s to expect in this story of commitment, fight and brotherhood. Life is a…
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Tatenda Shamiso talks ‘NO I.D.’: “You don’t have to transition to undergo change in your life”
The experiences of a young trans artist throughout his journey of self-discovery come together in this fun show celebrating individuality. Guillermo Nazara chats with its author and star of the show, to learn more about this biographical piece packed with memories, songs and a whole bunch of laughs. To make a piece about your own…
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Review of ‘Betty Blue Eyes’: “Happy as a pig in the mud”
Stiles and Drewe’s farcical musical returns to London in its firs-ever revival since the original West End production over a decade ago. Guillermo Nazara shares his thought on this comedy set during the starvation times of World War II, to let us know what‘s to expect this highly boar-ing show.
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Review of ‘Beak Speaks’: “The b*tch is back”
The worst actress in the world returns to fringe theatre with her one-woman show on how to follow her footsteps. Guillermo Nazara reviews this masterclass founded on 30 years of inexperience (or literally a helluva one), to let us know about the tips and lessons he had to unlearn.
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FEATURE: Read all about last night’s Off West End Awards ceremony
The Offies are back! For the first time in 3 years, the most prestigious awards celebrating the talent and effort of fringe and alternative theatre return to a live event – hosted on this occasion in the allure of London’s staggering Alexandra Palace. Guillermo Nazara tells us all the details about the experience, to take…
