Incredibly difficult to watch, Belarus Free Theatre’s Trash Cuisine is a hard-hitting and haunting 90 minutes that will stay with you long after you leave the theatre. Introduced as “a cook’s tour of the Globe”, the uniformly superb company use food, cooking and eating as a route into discussing human rights abuses and atrocities the [...]

In 2006, Once was a small budget film. Its success escalated quickly, and not only did it win a Grammy for its soundtrack, but an Academy Award too. Six years later the story made its way to Broadway, where it won a total of eight Tony Awards. So it was only a matter of time [...]

              If you want to see lazy, offensive stereotypes of Thailand, head down to The Brewery to catch John Moran’s Goodbye Thailand. Not only is it a poorly-executed piece of performance but it also manages to seem racist, misogynist and cultually insensitive in the space of an hour. Let’s [...]

In 1967, when Relatively Speaking first played to audiences, it opened to a roar of approval from the critics, and the first offering of now acclaimed playwright Alan Ayckbourn set him on the path to success. Now, 46 years later, the comedy is back in the West End at the Wyndham’s theatre, offering a night [...]