Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray, Greenwich (secret location)
The Alchemic Order’s The Picture of Dorian Gray is an imaginative production, impressive in its scope. Taking place in a secret location, the performance immers...
Ana Malinovic
Review: Salomé, The Space
Salomé is the femme fatale extraordinaire, as uncompromising as she is cruel – a spoiled princess who knows what she wants and won’t settle for less, equal part...
Review: Absent, Shoreditch Town Hall
The company dreamthinkspeak have never been afraid to take the unconventional approach. As the artistic director Tristan Sharps puts it, they have done “a lot o...
Review: Carmen, Soho Theatre
Rusty oil barrels, wooden pallets, loose tyres and corrugated iron, with a dilapidated, peeling billboard showing an advert of a carefree woman smoking as the b...
Review: The Dogs of War, Old Red Lion Theatre
Tim Foley’s caustic and darkly comedic play The Dogs of War centres on the taboo subject of mental illness and how it can destroy relationships. A family hav...
Review: Nirbhaya, Southbank Centre
“Some things are inherited without question. Like silence – it’s a code.” So says one of the extraordinary female performers in Nirbhaya. This play centres on t...
