Review: The York Realist, Donmar Warehouse
Like the character at the heart of The York Realist, the playwright Peter Gill was also once a young, learning director working on a revival of York’s Mystery P...
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Review: The Soul of Wittgenstein, Omnibus Theatre
The Soul of Wittgenstein, which first appeared at the excellent King’s Head Theatre two years ago, is once again with us in London, with the same cast and core ...
Review: The Boring Room, Vaults Theatre
“Don't tell me this is something new. Don't tell me this is something interesting.” It's hard to tell you about The Boring Room. This is both something inte...
Review: Gun, Waterloo East Theatre
The Vault Festival is a fantastic initiative, and one of the best opportunities out there to see really promising new work that with proper attention should go ...
Review: The Grift, Town Hall Hotel
One of the main appeals of video games and action films is power-fantasy fulfilment: step into a digital world and you can exercise abilities far greater than a...
Review: Foreign Goods 3, Arcola Theatre
Asia and theatre! Not a contradiction. Pokfulam Rd Productions' third showcase of new writing about and by Asians, at the Arcola, launches their new book publis...
Frey Kwa Hawking
Frey Kwa Hawking is a small person, full of hate, who lives and writes in London. He likes to go to the theatre and the cinema. Sometimes they let him in. He is trans and Malaysian-Chinese. He always orders xiao long bao. Follow him on Instagram at @absentobject.