5.0
Review: Father (Vader), The Barbican
Father (Vader) is a delightful twist of comedy, melancholic drama and unnerving horror. It is set in an old folks’ home where nothing is quite as it seems. In ...
Dance
5.0
Review: An evening of Bharatanatyam, Sadler’s Wells
An evening deeply rooted in Indian culture that is sure to plunge you into a stylised and traditional form of dance complemented by contemporary ideas.
The Dar...
Review: The Unknown Soldier, The Royal Opera House
An unlikely mix of ballets that covers technical proficiency, intriguing narratives and stunning partner work. The whole show takes you through a versatile look...
Review: Twelfth Night, Young Vic
Kwame Kwei Armah and Oskar Eustis’ Twelfth Night is slick, easy to follow, genuine and (of all qualities to aspire most to in a piece of new work), powerful. It...
Review: Point of Echoes, The Place
Moving sheets billow, and the waves begin to look as although they are dancing as we stare out to sea. So the stage is set for this nautical themed dance piece ...
Review: Boy Blue Blak Whyte Gray, Barbican
The best fitting description of what I witness at the Barbican would be ‘a night of inspiration’. The audience is given an insight into the mind of Creative Dir...