State of Play: Ice and fire
In the past month I was lucky enough to have two new theatrical experiences. I made my first trip to the Arcola in Dalston, a visit that was long overdue and on...
Arcola Theatre
State of Play: Edinburgh envy and London alternatives
Anyone else wish there were in Edinburgh right now? For the fourth year in a row I am missing out on the Edinburgh Fringe, a festival that is perhaps the most s...
Review: A Dolls House
Henrik Ibsen's A Dolls House is a triumph of dramatic work from one of the finest writers that we have ever had. Space Productions, under the direction of A...
Review: The Four Stages of Cruelty
The Four Stages of Cruelty is based on four prints by Hogarth, an engraver who flourished during the dynamic interplay between social classes in eighteenth cent...
Review: Word Play 4
Finding myself in the cold and concrete new Arcola building is beyond cool. I am anticipating that the product should be the same. ‘Revolution’ a relevant and r...
My Theatre 2010 Hopes – Did They Happen?
On 31st of December 2009 I wrote an article entitled 'The Theatre of 2010 - My Hopes' which was a take on the 'Best of...' articles which seem to creep up eve...