Review: The Royale, Bush Theatre
Sitting on four sides of a raised wooden platform, a blunt foot stamp kicks us into the action. Two rippled black athletes sit across from each other on wooden ...
Tom Shore
Review: Play Mas, Orange Tree Theatre
Play Mas sees Orange Tree Theatre take on a Trinidadian tailor’s shop littered with fabric scraps and chalk-stencilled strips. Libby Watson’s design also includ...
Review: Dreaming in Code, The Place
Dreaming in Code is a pair of dance pieces by all-male dance company 2Faced Dance. Five dancers - Jason Boyle, Jack Humphrey, Chris Knight, Luke Rigg and Ed War...
Review: LOVE, Tristan Bates Theatre
LOVE tells the story a man who posts an unusual personal ad: he is seeking someone to make love to him firstly, but then to kill and finally eat him. Petar Milo...
Review: King Lear, Peckham Asylum
It is unusual to see King Lear and leave feeling that it is a play for the zone two roles. But that is exactly how I felt after seeing The Malachites’ productio...
Review: FIRST 2015: Andrew Maddock – Cyprus Sunsets, Tristan Bates Theatre
Andrew Maddock's Cyprus Sunsets is the latest installment in The Me Plays, and tells the story of Me who is journeying back to a Cyprus holiday resort solo in o...
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.