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Review: This Time, Shoreditch Town Hall
This Time is a magnificent aerial performance performed at Shoreditch Town Hall. It is part of the London International Mime Festival, which runs until 2 Febru...
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Blog: why we must use the arts to tackle disenfranchisement – and turn young lives around
Ahead of Wac Art’s aerial production, InFlight From Home, their Head of Drama recalls how the centre for performing arts helped him turn around his own life – a...
Review: Black Regent, London International Mime Festival
As the lights of the Purcell Room fade an electro-synth soundtrack begins to echo around the auditorium. A shadowy figure emerges from the darkness; a mountain ...
Review: Hetty Feather, Vaudeville Theatre
Up until a month ago I'd never read a book by Jacqueline Wilson; a matter that wasn't particularly alarming to me as after all, I am not a pre-pubescent girl - ...
Mayfest review: Not Until We Are Lost
Not Until We Are Lost is a beautiful thing. Ockham's Razor has created a delicate, comtemplative aerial show, which is a hymn to flight and the human body. Perf...
Giant v Bear at West Yorkshire Playhouse
Roll up, roll up - the circus is in town! As West Yorkshire Playhouse welcomes Unlimited Theatre's acrobatic new adventures, Annabelle Collins found out more.