TAO Dance Theater at Sadler’s Wells | Review
Tao Dance 4+9 starts with the audience in the dark. And that’s more or less how it finishes, too. If
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Bromley Bedlam Bethlehem at the Old Red Lion Theatre
Theatre doesn’t have to be enjoyable. I get that. Bromley Bedlam Bethlehem certainly isn’t a comfortable night at the theatre. I
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Michele Sinisi in Richard III at Draper Hall | Review
Is it winter now? Now, is it winter? How soon and wintery is now? Such rambling, semi-incomprehensible, apparently ironic reiteration
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Avalanche: A Love Story at the Barbican Theatre | Review
Maxine Peake’s one-woman show is something of a plodding, steady snow drift, rather than an avalanche. She tells the story
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Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake at New Wimbledon Theatre | Review
Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, now nearly 25 years old, is as sharp, sexy and silly as ever. Though audiences might
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Going Through by Estelle Savasta at the Bush Theatre | Review
Going Through passes along smoothly and of silently. But don’t mistake silence for softness. Told by Nadia Nadarajah and Charmaine
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Top Girls by Caryl Churchill at the Lyttelton Theatre | Review
Caryl Churchill’s 1982 play Top Girls isn’t really for the slow. It’s stop-start, jumpy, fast and slow. Highly comic, instantly
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Good Dog by Arinzé Kene at Bernie Grant Arts Centre
Arinze Kene’s Misty ran at the Bush Theatre to huge critical acclaim before becoming only the second black writer to
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