Review: Your Nation Loves You
Any project taking place in the tunnels under Waterloo Station has an air of excitement and potential to be something truly spectacular. In the past year, t...
Month: March 2010
If I Ruled The World… A Festival For Young People
The Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) are known for their innovative performances. Their commitment to the development of contemporary performance along with taki...
Review: 4.48 Psychosis
I was left frozen to my chair, a few feet away from the stage, tears in my eyes and a sense of emptiness, a barren existence in my stomach, and a need to pa...
Review: Hedda Gabler
Hedda Gabler at the Richmond Theatre is a poignant piece. One of Henrik Ibsen's finest and most celebrated works, it depicts the crowded and claustropho...
Review: Circa
Circus is a difficult art form when it comes to the exploration of work and in its attempts at raising the profile of this technical art. Circa's new work of ...
Review: Moonfleece
Philip Ridley’s new play Moonfleece, isn’t so much new but rather updated. First shown as a Connection play for young people at the National Theatre, Ridley has since worked the text and brought a new life...