Have you ever wondered what that little voice in your head looks like? Maybe it’s a small child, a ‘devil-like’ figure? Some would have you believe it’s a chimp! Well, One Duck Theatre have the answer, and in Lad, the lastest production from writer-performer duo Rhys Dunlop and Alan Mahon, that voice in your head […]
Review of Sticky Door starring Katie Arnstein at the Vault Festival
The final installment of the It’s a Girl Trilogy – Sticky Door is currently showing at the Vault Festival. Following on from Bicycles and Fish and Sexy Lamp, Katie Arnstein’s Sticky Door is a self-penned one-woman show true to its original form; raw, intelligent, funny, emotional and empowering. As with her previous two productions, Arnstein’s […]
Tryst by Karoline Leach at Chiswick Playhouse | Review
“There are two kinds of people in this world, those who take and those who are taken” says actor Fred Perry as he reprises his role of Mr George Love in Tryst. Love is one of two characters we meet in Karoline Leach’s reinvigorated production currently playing at the revamped Chiswick Playhouse in Turnham Green. […]
Feeling Lonely at Parties at The Space | Review
Feeling Lonely at Parties is back and this time it’s playing at The Space Arts Centre near Canary Wharf. The production is a devised piece of physical theatre, just shy of 60 minutes in length. It’s an ensemble piece with a cast of 9 emerging artists from Middlesex University. The show is promoted as a […]
Review of Sweet Charity at The Donmar Warehouse
Sweet Charity is Josie Rourke’s farewell production completing her tenure as Artistic Director at The Donmar Warehouse. The piece runs at 2 hours 40 minutes (including an interval) and is a celebration of the swinging 60s. The set is designed by Robert Jones as a homage to Andy Warhol’s “silver age” Factory, this works really […]