Review: The Misanthrope, Drayton Arms
David Furlong directs The/Le Misanthrope, a modern re-imagining of the 1666 Molière classic that will be performed alternately in English and the original Frenc...
Amelia Curran
Review: Milonga, Sadler’s Wells
A sumptuous exploration of modern tango, Milonga (m¡longa) first premiered in London in 2013 and has now returned for its first UK tour. Choreographed and direc...
Review: The Toll, The Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Slick, insightful, and exceptionally funny: critically acclaimed poet Luke Wright’s The Toll is a powerful reading of selected poems from his second collection....
Review: Death of the King, CoLab Factory
If you worry that cruel life has scuppered your dreams of becoming an investigative journalist, fear not: Death of the King at the CoLab Factory offers an oppor...
Review: London Clown Festival, Hornsey Town Hall
A triumph of physical comedy, the opening night of the London Clown Festival was unexpected, imaginative and downright delightful in its sheer, unadulterated si...
Review: Voices from Chernobyl, Jack Studio Theatre
Ténéré Arte presents Voices from Chernobyl, a harrowing and evocative production that poignantly conveys the abject horror of one of the worst nuclear disasters...
