Review: Stroke Odysseys, The Place
Theatre is at its best when it has a link to reality. Instead of existing in a world of smoke and mirrors, theatre can be a force for great change and therapy, ...
Ben Duke
Review: Juliet and Romeo: A Guide to Long Life and Happy Marriage, Battersea Arts Centre
The Battersea Arts Centre is the kind of place you could imagine Romeo and Juliet meeting: the ceilings are high, the paint gaudy but peeling, the lighting soft...
Review: Kin, Roundhouse
Barely Methodical Troupe returns to the Roundhouse with their brand new show Kin. Barely Methodical Troupe broke their way onto the circus circuit back in 2014 ...
Review: Paradise Lost, The Place
John Milton's Paradise Lost is an epic poem comprising of 10,000 lines of verse, so perhaps it wouldn't be your first choice to adapt into a one-man physical th...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: It Needs Horses/Home for Broken Turns
(3/5 stars) Acclaimed choreographer duo Lost Dog uphold their reputation for provocative and dynamic work with this delectable double bill of dance theatre ...
Review: Crow
Appearing as part of the Greenwich and Docklands International Festival, Handspring Puppet Company UK, which is behind the hit War Horse puppets, presents C...