Review: DESH
Akram Khan is, as ever, utterly virtuosic in his movement, commanding the huge, empty stage of Sadler's Wells with energy, humanity and beauty. However, his...
Eleanor Turney
Review: The Wild Bride
In typical Kneehigh style, The Wild Bride is exuberant, gruesome fun, bursting with good tunes and playful staging. However, for a show that descr...
Review: Tell Them That I Am Young and Beautiful
Not many shows begin with a grinning Italian trying to milk members of the audience (never been gladder we didn't sit on the front row), but this wry, witty...
Review: FELA!
FELA! is a bouncy, buoyant, corker of production that rather loses its way halfway through. The first half is an utter joy. Bill T Jones’ choreography does ...
Review: Treasure Island
As Bristol Old Vic continues to be refurbished inside (I have written about how uncomfortable and creaky it used to be!), the enterprising team of Tom Morri...
Review: Eden End
Priestley is fond of dramatic irony, and lays it on particularly heavily in this, apparently his favourite play. It is rarely performed, perhaps because, as a p...
Eleanor Turney
Eleanor Turney was Managing Editor of A Younger Theatre for four-and-a-half years. She is now Managing Editor of The Space, Web Editor for the British Council Theatre and Dance team, and a freelance writer and editor.