It’s 1946 and the Marchioness du Jour, a venerated prima donna and a wonderful singer, is set to perform at tonight’s grand opening. Dignitaries, cultural bigwigs and the finest folk from around the world have flocked to the event, and the room is buzzing with anticipation. But all is not as it seems when a […]
Darkfield at London’s King Cross | Review
Nestled in Lewis Cubitt Square in King’s Cross you’ll find three, unassuming, white shipping containers, each with a word painted on it; “SÉANCE,” “FLIGHT” and “COMA”. Inside, three intense and immersive shows form part of Darkfield, an anthology that brings us closer to some of our greatest fears as humans, in life and in death. […]
Live Halloween screening of Northern Ballet’s Dracula | Review
Performed by the UK’s Northern Ballet and broadcast live in cinemas across the country, Bram Stoker’s Dracula has come to life in a gothic, spectacular performance. The show moves fast paced from scene to scene, leaving little time for contemplation, but that’s alright because every bit of the show is enthralling. Created and choreographed by […]
War Horse at the Troubadour Theatre Wembley, London | Review
The Times held nothing back when they said it was “world-class in every way“. The internationally-acclaimed National Theatre smash-hit, based on the book with the same name written by Michael Morpurgo and adapted by Nick Stafford, returns for a limited run at the Troubadour Park Wembley Theatre. War Horse is an imaginative drama that will […]
Diaries of Madmen at the Cockpit Theatre | Review
A Russian classic has been reimagined into a dreamlike, farcical, physical, dark comedy performance. Cleverly devised, utilising theatre in the round, a simplistic and effective set design and an impactful soundtrack, audiences are brought together as the relationship between madness and genius is explored. The production is performed in Russian, with English surtitles projected in […]