Over on My London Your London Robert has a review of Hellcab, now showing at the Old Red Lion. It is billed as a Christmas play with a difference, but it seems that they’ve just cut down the dose of saccharine, rather than eliminated it altogether.

Over on My London Your London I’ve a review of Whipping It Up, a new political farce by Steve Thompson. It is entertaining, but very light – perhaps fittingly since the scenario starts with David Cameron in power in 2008 – albeit with a majority of three. Ticket sales are guaranteed by the presence of Richard Wilson from the television show One Foot In The Grave.

Over on My London Your London I’ve a new reviewer, welcome Robert!, who had something of a baptism of fire at the Baron’s Court Theatre with what sounds like a pretty radical, but pretty good, show. Not for the delicate of sensibility, however.

Over on My London Your London, Jon has a review of Notes from Underground, by Eric Bogosian performed, very nicely, by Will Adamsdale. Sounds like a good show.

Over on My London Your London a review of a festival of short plays at the Union Theatre. Generally good stuff, and a couple of little gems.

Over on My London Your London I’ve a review of a delightfully subtle dramatic exploration of Trevor Phillip’s “passive apartheid of the countryside” remark – White Open Spaces. Get your ticket soon – I suspect judging by the press night audience reaction word of mouth will make it a near-sellout.