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PRESS

What audiences and critics are saying about our productions.

For press inquiries, see the contact section below.

What People Are Saying

“Goosebumps. Intense, tentative, explosive.”

“Haunting, engaging, and immersive. Extraordinary.”

“Utterly impressed with the writing and quality of the theatre. Incredibly moving and challenging.”

Poster for a theatrical production of "Down the Road" presented by the American Theatre of London and ADAMA Entertainment, showing a close-up of a person's eyes and a man behind bars, with text describing the play's reception, dates, and location, and logos for CrimeCon UK and True Crime.

DOWN THE ROAD

★★★★★

Playhouse East, London  ·  Written by Lee Blessing  ·  Directed by Tracy Mathewson

A gripping psychological thriller exploring the complex intersection of true crime, ethics, and the allure of killers in our culture. A modern-day revival of Lee Blessing's 1991 play.

The Reviews Are In

The Spy in the Stalls‍ ‍★★★★★

The Review Hub‍ ‍★★★★

London Theatre 1‍ ‍★★★★

A Young(ish) Perspective‍ ‍ ★★★★

Jack the Lad ‍ ‍★★★★

Steinberg V. Steinberg

7 Dials Playhouse & JW3, London  ·  Written by Annelise Bianchini  ·  Directed by Scott Le Crass  ·  World Premiere Staged Reading

A world premiere staged reading of a new full-length play by Annelise Bianchini. A gripping, psychologically charged drama about family, trauma, silence, accountability, and the impossible mess of healing.

What Our Audiences Said

“Goosebumps. Intense, tentative, explosive.”

“Compelling, painful but full of hope. Sisterhood in all its glory.”

“Haunting, engaging and immersive. Extraordinary.”

“Much more gripping and powerful than I expected.”

“I was utterly impressed with the writing and quality of the theatre. Incredibly moving and challenging but exactly what I want when I go to the theatre.”

“The play was able to carry the audience into some heavily traumatic themes with care and intimacy. I was really impressed by the performances and the writing.”

“It was far more emotionally and mentally engaging than I expected from a reading. I would love to see a full drama version on stage one day.”

“The play was wonderful. It was thought-provoking, suspenseful, and heart-warming.”

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Press Inquiries

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