Out Of Order by Forced Entertainment – Southbank Centre
Formed from a bare stage consisting of a few chairs and a table, some tartan clown suits, and plenty of
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Review of ONE at Battersea Arts Centre
The opening announcement that the “performance will be relaxed” and that audience members are free to move about immediately sets
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Review of Kenny Emson’s Rust at the Bush Theatre
“There’s a promise made in any bed, John,” says Proctor’s wife in Arthur Miller’s The Crucible and, in Rust, a
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Review of Lady Eats Apple at The Barbican Theatre | Lift 2018
A story as familiar as storytelling itself, it is hard to imagine there is anything left to be said about,
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Review of Phobiarama (The Netherlands) Lift 2018
“There’s nothing to fear but fear itself,” said Franklin D. Roosevelt famously in 1933, or is there? As its neologistic
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Review of Creation (Pictures for Dorian) Lift 2018 | Southbank Centre
Beginning with impromptu portrait drawings handed to audience members and immediately followed by Ikebana, harmonious Japanese flower arranging, Creation is
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Suitcase Civilians present CITIZEN at The Space | Review
The converted church stage of The Space, on the Isle of Dogs, is an apt setting for the hushed and
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Review of Palmyra by Bertrand Lesca and Nasi Voutsas
Ostensibly, the name ‘Palmyra’ is a misnomer for this show, given that the city in Syria or the on-going war
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