2.0
Review: Get Your Life Back
Another year, another Edinburgh Fringe. This year, however, we can watch a whole host of fringe theatre from the comfort of our homes with the Edinburgh Fringe...
Off West End
2.0
3.0
Review: Dare to Look Down, New Perspectives
As live venues closed around the world, digital creativity propelled theatre through a new world of possibility — and our various screens saw some truly incred...
3.0
Review: Future Cargo, The Place
Listen to the audio version here. Sitting at home I am instructed, through headphones,
to dial my volume to the max and then down a couple of notches. As I ...
3.0
Review: Hold Me Close, Camden Fringe
Hold Me Close plays
at the Canal Cafe Theatre in Little Venice as part of the Camden Fringe.
Located above the Bridge House pub, the audience settles into the ...
3.0
Review: Tectonic Plates, The Chelsea Theatre
One of the great
privileges of our society is the provision of a free education, an incredible
opportunity to build the tools we need in life. The standard of ...
3.0
Review: Three Way, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Listen to the audio version here. Three Way is
the latest piece by Lincolnshire-based theatre company Split Infinitive,
founded by Helen and Alexander Milli...