Articles by Tom Bolton
By Tom Bolton

Children Let Loose In Battersea Arts Centre's Maze

An interactive treat.
By Tom Bolton

Scott Of The Antarctic, Rick Astley And A Cheese Slice

Lashings of tea, japery, home-made effects, and surreal chaos.
By Tom Bolton

Lizzie Siddal Steps Off The Gallery Walls

The Pre-Raphaelite muse and artist comes to life.
By Tom Bolton

New Writing And New Ethics At The New Hope Theatre

Sandpits Avenue and League of St George give us conflict, alienation and excellent tunes.
By Tom Bolton

Ten Vanished, And Vanishing London Experiences

Watching Concorde to old school Soho.
By Tom Bolton

Routes Gets To The Heart Of Immigration

Political theatre in the Royal Court tradition.
By Tom Bolton

Josephine And I: Vaudeville Meets Civil Rights At The Bush

A winning mix of cabaret and incisive, political drama.
By Tom Bolton

Theatre Review: Moth @ Bush Theatre

Hilarious stupidity mixed with sinister fantasy.
By Tom Bolton

Connections Across Generations: 4000 Miles At The Print Room

The beautifully observed set is the quiet star.

By Tom Bolton

Gibraltar At Arcola Theatre Tackles Dark Events That Many Want To Forget

But new play falls short on too many fronts.
By Tom Bolton

Three Birds At Bush Theatre: Essential New Drama with Chicken-Theft and Turkey Basters

Essential new drama, complete with turkey basters, hand puppets, hand jobs, and a raid on the Surrey Docks Farm.
By Tom Bolton

Theatre Review: Gruesome Playground Injuries @ Gate Theatre

Funny, sad and enjoyably gross.
By Tom Bolton

Review: Chewing Gum Dreams / Chapel Street @ Bush Theatre

RADAR 2012 is the place to be for new writing this month, and Chewing Gum Dreams is the real deal.
By Tom Bolton

Theatre Preview: Dr Faustus @ Pleasance Theatre

Soul-selling courtesy of physical theatre company Scene Productions.
By Tom Bolton

Theatre Review: Brand New Ancients @ Battersea Arts Centre

We will be hearing more of Kate Tempest, a defiantly everyday rapper with a gift for telling stories.
By Tom Bolton

Theatre Review: Three Kingdoms @ Lyric Hammersmith

Weird, disturbing, entertaining and including a very naked porn shoot.
By Tom Bolton

Theatre Review: Murder on the Nile @ New Wimbledon Theatre

Where's Poirot when you need him?

By Tom Bolton

Theatre Review: A Respectable Wedding & Bud

The Tell Theatre Company stage a double bill of rarely performed plays about marriage