Chastity Belt at The Lion and Unicorn Theatre- Review
I remember Peta Lily from way back when she was working with the David Glass Ensemble. She was a mime, one
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Much Ado About Nothing at The reFASHIONed Theatre
Shakespeare in Selfridges? Whatever next? The reFASHioned Theatre is Selfridges’ brand spanking new 122-seat performance space tucked away on the Lower
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Antic Disposition present The Comedy of Errors at Gray’s Inn Hall
Theatre company Antic Disposition, founded by Ben Horslen and John Riseboro, specialise in classic plays presented in unusual places such
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Review: MARCO POLO, An Untold Love Story at The Shaw Theatre
The show is nothing if not ambitious. Featuring an international cast of thirty and ‘over twenty original scores’ Marco Polo the
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Review of The Invisible Hand at The Tricycle Theatre
The Invisible Hand is about a lot of things: Western capitalism, money, colonialism, anger, envy and covetousness, idealism, power and corruption,
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Review of Radioman at The Old Red Lion Theatre
Radioman, a one-man show written and performed by Felix Trench (no known relation) is an unusual piece of storytelling. It
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Review of X at The Royal Court Theatre
It’s an intriguing premise for a play: the crew of a spaceship stuck on Pluto and all communication with Mother Earth
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Vault Festival: After The Heat, We Battle for The Heart – Review
Down a dark, graffiti-covered alley underneath Waterloo Station, through a labyrinthine series of tunnels with a bar here, a pop-up café
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