4.0
Review: Alice’s Adventures Under Ground, Royal Opera House
As the next stage in their commitment to programming theatre for family audiences, the Royal Opera House presents Gerald Barry’s opera Alice’s Adventures Under...
Dance
4.0
4.0
Happily Ever Poofter, King’s Head Theatre
Some day his prince will come, but not within the heteronormative rules that Disney so arduously enforces on poor Prince Henry, the only gay in the Kingdom. ...
3.0
Review: Wild Card: Fernanda Muñoz-Newsome, Sadler’s Wells
Dancing between hard and soft; audience and performer; noise and words; lovers and strangers; consenting and preventing; Fernanda Muñoz-Newsome’s multi-sensory...
4.0
Review: Works, Sadler’s Wells
I find it really interesting when shows allow you to imagine who the characters may be, what their relationships are like, and what is happening to them. ...
5.0
Review: Nosedive, Barbican
Everything is vibrant and exciting about this show. It is a journey shared between the audience and the performers, a collaborative hope that everything will b...
3.0
Review: Cion: Requiem of Ravel’s Bolero, Barbican
Plunged into darkness, I sit and wait for this performance to start. Then, the sound of soft crying fills the silence, building and building until it crescendo...