Review of World Without Us at Battersea Arts Centre
As a geographer I am fascinated by the world. I love learning about both the workings of the physical world
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Battersea Arts Centre
Battersea Arts Centre. Open from 10.00am until late Mon-Sat for anyone to explore, so get along and see for yourself.
The Battersea Arts Centre (“BAC”) is a Grade II* listed building near Clapham Junction railway station in Battersea, in the London Borough of Wandsworth that operates as a performance space specialising in theatre productions. It was previously Battersea Town Hall.
Review of Not I by Samuel Beckett at Battersea Arts Centre
A very warm welcome to this production of Not I from the show’s lead performer, Jess Thom, contrasted well with
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Review of Sponge by Turned On Its Head at Battersea Arts Centre
Sponge by the East Midlands dance company Turned on its Head is currently playing at the Battersea Arts Centre. It’s
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Review of Ugly Chief at Battersea Arts Centre
The on-stage squabbles between Victoria Melody and her father, Mike (who play themselves) are, in some respects, not unlike the
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Dirty Work (The Late Shift) at Battersea Arts Centre
Forced Entertainment. The clue’s in the name. Forced Entertainment’s revived production of Dirty Work is imagination, language and overt theatricality
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DenMarked at Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Small gestures can alter one’s entire perception of how to live a good life. A small gesture could be as
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Fire In The Machine at Battersea Arts Centre – Review
We all are busy and cannot be bothered wasting our time on anything less than productive. We need entertainment with
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Bucket List at Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Ad Infinitum have a nifty way of using physicality within an ensemble to explore and portray historical issues that somehow
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