Articles by Paul Ewing
Anniversary revival at Finborough Theatre. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
An enthusiastic cast and infectious music make for a fun production. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
A brief encounter about fear and paranoia. But it makes its mark. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
A sharp and incisive piece on how discrimination affects disabled people. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
Death lingers everywhere. Now that’s a cheery thought for the festive season. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
Children will listen. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
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A provocative view on whether it’s possible to escape poverty, violence and liberal platitudes. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
39 songs. No dialogue. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
A detailed character study of Annie Edson Taylor's Niagara Falls stunt. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
A critical view on how far LGBT+ rights have come. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
Bewildering fun. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
A slice of life set to the music of the eighties is hard to resist. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
Sharp and incisive stuff. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
City of angels and demons. | By Paul Ewing
★★★☆☆
Hello from the other side. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
Comedy or horror? It doesn't matter. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
High school angst, the importance of being popular... and murder | By Paul Ewing
There's some clever storytelling in this stage adaptation. | By Paul Ewing
★★★★☆
