Review: Dialektikon, Park Theatre
An unusual menagerie of consequential storytelling. Dialektikon follows Miranda, played by Mary Nyambura, a young girl defenceless and naive in a cruel world...
Off West End
Review: Borders and Games, Arcola Theatre
We live in a society very ignorant of the conflict in Syria and its harrowing reality, which is often paved over by the short and sickly-sweet blanket term: "th...
Review: Maiden Speech Festival – Day 4, Tristan Bates Theatre
The Maiden Speech Festival presents a collection of short plays every evening that discusses and dissects various subjects and themes. This, inevitably, results...
Review: The Rave Space, Camden People’s Theatre
To an extent, The Rave Space does what it says on the tin. You walk down the stairs into the dark basement of Camden People’s Theatre, get your hand stamped, ta...
Review: A Christmas Carol, The Old Vic
“Christmas time is a good time; a kind, forgiving, charitable, pleasant time; the only time I know of when men and women open their shut-up hearts freely, and t...
Review: Transpose: The Future, The Pit at the Barbican
Opening with a series of videos from individuals reflecting on our current societal placement in Trans discourse, Transpose: The Future immediately sets the ton...