Review of Snakehead at Hope Theatre
Question 1: The protagonist, M (Sian Maxwell), was raised in Norfolk. She makes a big thing about growing up with
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Review of Patriots at the Noël Coward Theatre
So, why has Putin invaded Ukraine? Why has Putin set about attacking his neighbour, and laying once great cities to
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Biscuits for Breakfast in Hampstead Downstairs
Slow burner. Or, put another way, slow cooker, even. Takes a while to get up to speed, to get up
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Ain’t Too Proud at Prince Edward Theatre
You’ve got The Supremes, and Martha and The Vandellas, and the Four Tops, and Smokey Robinson and The Miracles, and
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Jules and Jim at Jermyn Street Theatre | Review
Two’s company, three’s a crowd, so the saying goes. The twist in this play is that three’s company and three’s
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The Six of Calais & Ruth at Susie Sainsbury Theatre
Pegasus Opera presents a programme of two one-act operas at The Susie Sainsbury Theatre at the Royal Academy, both composed
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Interview with Alison Buchanan, Artistic Director Pegasus Opera
It’s always a comforting pleasure to enter a rehearsal room and observe a devoted team of performers and creatives setting
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Black Superhero at The Royal Court Theatre
A heady mix of Gayness; Blackness; and Superhero. Ness. And as in all good threesomes, there is inevitably a dominant
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