3.0
Review: A Taste of Honey, Trafalgar Studios
62 years later, Shelagh Delaney’s play about motherhood, love and discrimination still packs a punch. In the recent co-production between the National Theatre ...
Politics
3.0
4.0
Review: Peter Pan Reimagined, Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Peter Pan Reimagined brings a children’s classic kicking and screaming into the 21st century and far away from its comfortable middle-class beginnings. Instead...
3.0
Review: Blood Orange, Old Red Lion Theatre
In her self-written one-woman show Blood Orange, Tania Amsel takes us on a journey through England’s hospitals and the daily life of NHS’s nurses. With a dark ...
4.0
Review: Messiah, Stratford Circus Arts Centre
“At some point you’ve got to decide if you’re afraid of me because I’m black or because I’m educated” is the searing accusation that Fred Hampton levels ...
5.0
Review: Excluded, St. Saviour’s Church
Shakespeare has found a way into most of our lives, whether at school unwillingly, at the theatre gladly or in our daily language unnoticed. We all know the gr...
4.0
Review: Collisions, The Pit at the Barbican
Waiting to enter the Barbican’s underground Pit space, I really have no idea what to expect. I’m aware that this isn’t going to be a regular evening at the the...