Review: Ghost From A Perfect Place, Arcola Theatre
What fascinates me about Arcola Theatre’s revival of Philip Ridley’s Ghost From A Perfect Place is the explosiveness of it: it’s never aggressive, but cleverly ...
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Review: The Nightmares of Carlos Fuentes, Arcola Theatre
What do a dirty weekend, violent hallucinations and a deportation room have in common? According to Rashid Razaq - a pair of handcuffs. The Nightmares of Carlos...
Review: Carousel, Arcola Theatre
It is a bold and brave move from the off-West End company Morphic Graffiti to stage such a huge show in such an intimate setting –a move that is incredibly exci...
Review: Between Us, Arcola Theatre
John Burgess’ new production Between Us at the Arcola Theatre mixes stand-up and thought-provoking monologues, questioning inequality and how we are living our ...
Guest blog: Being a Stage Manager and Lighting Technician
(c) Richard Hubert Smith/LAMDA 2012 LAMDA graduate James Lye reveals what life is like the other side of backstage training, now working as a freelance Stag...
Review: Don Gil of the Green Breeches, Arcola Theatre
Don Gil of the Green Breeches is one of three plays that makes up the Arcola Theatre’s Spanish Golden Age season. The piece is rife with characters donning mult...