Review: Cosi Fan Tutte, Pop Up Opera, Stour Space
In the depths of Hackney Wick on an unstable floating jetty overlooking the Olympic stadium it was hard to imagine I was about to head inside the Stour Space to...
Jordan Eaton
Review: Memories of Suburbia, Sprint Festival, Camden People’s Theatre
Six months on from its first showing at the Battersea Arts Centre, Will Dickie is back at Camden People’s Theatre Sprint festival with his solo show Memories ...
Review: Cloud Dance Festival – Showtime (Sunday)
Jo Meredith For Cloud Dance Festival’s final instalment of its three-day festival, Showtime it really lived up to expectations, showing some of the best and...
Review: Mydidae
In theatre, actors can often be over-the-top or exaggerated. DryWrite’s Mydidae, written by award-winning playwright Jack Thorne, does exactly the opposite, r...
Review: Good Grief
Originally a comic novel by Keith Waterhouse, Waterhouse himself has turned Good Grief into a stage show, perfectly capturing and balancing poignancy and hu...
Review: Women Laughing
Set in the 80s, when the fear of AIDs hit the TV adverts, Women Laughing by Michael Wall is a script about rather heartbreaking situations and context, but is s...
