Review: Run it back, Hackney Showroom
Run it back at the Hackney Showroom is a dynamic and immersive show, which portrays the possibilities and issues of club culture. It uses music and dance to imm...
Siar Kanik
Review: Awakening, Old Red Lion
Awakening at the Old Red Lion Theatre is a Fringe-worthy show, the cohesion between the light and dark within this production really demonstrates the characters...
Review: Don Giovanni, Royal Opera House
The comical tragedy of Don Giovanni at the Royal Opera House projects Mozart’s opera in an effortlessly modern manner but maintains the past integrity. The o...
Review: Shebeen, Royal Stratford East
Shebeen is a compelling story that voices the political climate of the 1950s; this story must be seen, heard and comprehended. The representation of the rea...
Review: Section 2, The Bunker Theatre
Section 2 explores a subject that has great importance in our society. Sectioning under the Mental Health Act is a subject matter that needs to be depicted more...
Review: Not Now, Bernard, Unicorn Theatre
The Unicorn theatre superbly produces the theatrical translation of David McKee’s everlasting book Not Now, Bernard. Sarah Argent’s direction has lead this stor...
Siar Kanik
Graduated in Drama, Siar is on his way pursueing a career in theatre directing. Siar has assisted productions at off-westend theatres this year. He wishes to continue as reviewer, he believes observation is a key part of his craft. Siar’s career aim is to become an Artistic director and wishes to direct many inclusive, diverse, provocative and entertaining productions from a variety of theatrical genres/styles.