Review: Paradise of the Assassins, Tara Arts
This is a well-intentioned production by Theatre Accord in association with Tara Arts that examines the capacity for and dependence on mind control in organized...
Breman Rajkumar
Review: Body.Dance.Nation.City, Royal Festival Hall
Ballet National de Marseille’s 70-minute dance drama is a quite epic foray into the possibilities of artistic expression. Using 17 dancers in the almost complet...
Review: Cain, The Hope Theatre
Blue Guitar Theatre utilise and build on extracts of Lord Byron’s Cain: A Mystery to explore ideas of death and religion in this dystopic drama. We follow Cain’...
Review: This Was The World And I Was King, Arts Theatre
This Was The World and I Was King is a war-time drama about Evelyn, who returns to her family home; the play engrosses the audience in a nostalgiac recounting o...
Review: The Philanderer, Orange Tree Theatre
Bernard Shaw’s wonderfully wicked and witty play, The Philanderer, is a real joy to behold on hearing the text alone. Shaw utilises a seemingly innocuous config...
Review: The Box Of Photographs, Polka Theatre
This is a really lovely show. The Box of Photographs is a play that explores the imagination of a young girl growing up in inner city London. The play itself is...
Breman Rajkumar
Breman is a playwright, director and script-reader. Currently based in London, working Front of House at two theatres and enjoying the chance to review off-West End shows.