Review: Pioneer, Shoreditch Town Hall
Now I would never label myself a sci-fi nut, but Pioneer was one of the best things that I have seen in the last twelve months. It is an outstanding show, both ...
Tom Shore
Review: Beans on Toast, New Wimbledon Studio
This Edinburgh Fringe transfer from production company Patch of Blue is a love story about the relationship between two childhood sweethearts: Scott and Jen. Di...
Review: Abyss, Arcola Theatre
Originally written in German, and award-winning, Abyss begins in an unnamed German city. Three friends start a campaign to find their friend Karla, whose disapp...
Review: The Man Who, Tristan Bates Theatre
Entering into the black box space, we are met by three downtrodden figures. They sit crumpled, staring into space. There is little real set, bar a rarely-used h...
Review: Equation, Sadler’s Wells
Over the past year, Sadler’s Wells has been running an initiative called =dance (“equal dance”) to promote disabled, deaf and inclusive dance work. Equation is ...
Review: These Trees are Made of Blood, Southwark Playhouse
Staged in the immersive Buenos Aires Coup Coup Club cabaret bar, These Trees are Made of Blood is a political piece that seeks to educate. I’m quite ashamed to ...
Tom Shore
Tom studied English at university, and now works as a school teacher. On the lookout for unexpected and thoughtful theatre, he is keen to reach to all corners of the arts world to find something to tell his students about.