4.0
Review: The Greatest Play in the History of the World, Hull Truck Theatre
There is something awe inspiring about being
awake as the rest of the world seemingly lies in slumber. The silence is
consuming, and those midnight musings bou...
Digital Theatre
4.0
4.0
Review: Stunner, Camden People’s Theatre
The Oxford Dictionary has two definitions for the word Stunner: a shocking piece of news or an attractive person (specifically a woman). Palomar Theatre combin...
3.0
Review: Grief Dances, Buzzcut Festival
Claudia Edwards’s Grief Dances is adigital
performance by two dancers, Edwards and Jess Paris in two separate locations
yet sharing the same screen. As they be...
4.0
Review: Take Off Your Cornflakes, White Bear Theatre
Take Off Your Cornflakes is a one-man show, starring Mark Lockyer as Tom, a man who has been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s. The play is written by Ros...
5.0
Review: The Language of Kindness, Shoreditch Town Hall
The Language of Kindness is first and foremost a celebration of our NHS nurses. Performed at Shoreditch Town Hall, it is designed as a beautiful love letter to...
3.0
Review: LIT, Nottingham Playhouse
Somehow it’s already June. For schoolkids, the summer holiday is near.
A time when you might find love, fall out of love, find new friends and make
mistakes. T...