Review: The Little Prince, Arcola Theatre
As a children’s story known and loved by many, The Little Prince at Arcola Theatre opens up and reimagines our childhood memories of this cherished tale. Arcola...
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Review: Women Redressed, Arcola Theatre
Women Redressed is a festival of theatrical brainstorming, combining the work of up-and coming-playwrights with that of more established writers. It is a progra...
Review: Clarion, Arcola Theatre
Written by former journalist Mark Jagasia, the Arcola theatre’s production of Clarion received much critical acclaim during its first performances in April 2015...
Review: Miniaturists 53, Arcola Theatre
Five plays, five different writers, five different casts, one showcase. Sounds like a bargain, a chance to see new work over the course of an evening in bitesiz...
Review: Octagon, Arcola Theatre
Octagon, written by Kristiana Rae Colon, transforms the Arcola Theatre into a downtown American poetry slam. A team of three men are heading to 'Octagon' (t...
Review: hamlet is dead. no gravity, Arcola Theatre
Ewald Palmetshofer’s play hamlet is dead. no gravity is a dark vision of a family in crisis. Shifting between explosive scenes of dramatic conflict and offering...