The Lady from the Sea at the Print Room at the Coronet
I should say before I start, that I don’t really like Ibsen. Despite being the second most performed writer after
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Guildhall presents Phoebe Eclair-Powell’s Fury
Fury is a modern reworking of Euripides’ classical Medea, a play which has become increasingly popular for contemporary, often feminist
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Salaam presented by Sara Aniqah Malik | Review
Sara Malik’s Salaam is about lots and lots of things. Islamaphobia, faith, family, food and much more. Too much more?
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Queens of Sheba presented by Nouveau Riché at The Vault Festival
In 2015, four black women were turned away from London’s DSTRKT venue for being “too dark”. Nouveau Riche take this
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Opal Fruits presented by Holly Beasley-Garrigan | Vault Festival
Holly Beasley-Garrigan’s solo show rests heavily on the image of Opal Fruits, and their rebranding as Starbursts in 1998, the
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When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other | National Theatre
Perhaps the most in-demand show in theatres right now, Martin Crimp and Katie Mitchell’s latest collaboration literally has people fainting
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Nitin Sawhney / Sébastien Ramirez & Honji Wang: Dystopian Dream
Dance and music seem to be perfectly connected. Whether it’s rap or Rachmaninov, trap or Tchaikovsky, people dancing just fits
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Wilkie Branson’s TOM at the Lilian Baylis Studio
The Lilian Baylis Studio, a kind of smaller, unruly sibling to Sadler’s Wells has an exciting range of interesting, experimental
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