Feature: Re-wiring theatre for the digital age
As it becomes harder to remember a time when ‘Google’ wasn’t a verb, questions are being asked about how our new technological landscape is changing the neurona...
1927
Review: Golem, Trafalgar Studios
In the heart of busy London town, you can find yourself sucked into to an alternate, dystopian world at the hands of acclaimed company, 1927, who bring their la...
Review: Golem, Young Vic
1927 theatre company is back after a successful worldwide, three-year tour of its début show, The Animals and Children Took to the Streets, with a new show loos...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Pinnochio
(3/5 stars) Oh Edinburgh. Where else but the Fringe are you going to see a Hammer Horror-inspired production of Pinocchio? It's a somewhat baffling choice b...
1927 at the National Theatre: a strategic move or just common sense?
The National Theatre has announced its Autumn/Winter season of shows, and whilst in true NT fashion there are the usual star-studded performances (Lenny Hen...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Animals and Children Took To The Streets
It’s rare that I return to see the same show more than once unless it is a West End musical and only to please some family member in town. Rarely am I so en...