Review: Foxfinder, Ambassadors Theatre
Set in a post-war British dystopia, the West-End transfer of Dawn King’s Foxfinder follows the events that come to pass when the government sends a ‘Fox Finder’...
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Review: A Haunted Existence, The Island, Bristol
A Haunted Experience fits into an abandoned police station turned multi-purpose arts centre (The Island). I freely enter an installation which presents research...
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...
Review: The Unspoken, Barons Court Theatre
Theatre should be talked about; good theatre should be debated. The Unspoken by Jody Medland, ironically, leaves much to be said. Performed in the basement bene...
Review: The Second Violinist, Barbican
Sinister and lyrical, The Second Violinist begins with spectral lights illuminating, one after the other, all the spots of the incredible set design by Jamie Va...
Review: Scandale, Sadler’s Wells
What was it that first made humans dance, was it music or movement? This is the predominant question asked in Pierre Rigal’s piece of hip hop dance theatre at S...