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Chris Omaweng

Also writes for: London Theatre

Reviews

19

Average

75

Highest

96

Lowest

36

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Tao of Glass
75

Otherwise, the art of storytelling blossoms in this curious and fascinating show.

Beetlejuice
66

Overall, however, it wasn’t a show that emotionally or psychologically connected with me.

Avenue Q
Avenue Q

LondonTheatre1 · Apr 17, 2026

96

At the end of the day, Avenue Q is a hilarious hoot, and I have no hesitation in recommending this delightful and hearty production.

John Proctor Is the Villain

A strong and sophisticated script with a committed and convincing cast is rather let down by a sluggish production, and patience is only somewhat rewarded by the time the curtain call finally comes round.

Paranormal Activity

A pity, then, that the play proceeds at the pace of a snail, and there are one-hour plays out there that have more content than this two-hour one.

The Producers
94

Resistance is futile when the comedy value is as relentless and impressive as it is in this delightful production.

Titanique
96

It is very silly – relentlessly so, really – but resistance is ultimately futile.

The Devil Wears Prada

In the end, it’s a show I’d see again – there are some decent punchlines to chortle at and a stellar cast with plenty of talent to enjoy.

Stranger Things: The First Shadow

It’s not bad, but I drifted off on occasion, and still managed to easily follow proceedings, which to me is indicative of how it could be streamlined and speeded up.