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Review: REDD, Barbican Theatre
Having made enormous (and innovative waves) in the world of dance theatre with Blak, Whyte, Gray in 2017, associates of The Barbican, Boy Blue, return home wit...
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Review: Medea, The Barbican
Simon Stone’s taut, modern adaptation of Medea pulls no punches so I’m not going to either: this is a brutally unflinching journey exposing many of the darkest...
Review: Alan Fielden with JAMS: Marathon, Barbican Theatre
Marathon is the thought process you experience when watching the news: what's wrong with the world today? Heart-breaking story after heart-breaking story. Who's...
Review: A 24 Decade History of Popular Music: The First Act, Barbican Theatre
It begins with an apology. An act of taking responsibility for the wrongdoings of our ancestors, namely for the oppression of Native American tribes. “A radical...
Review: Coriolanus, The Barbican Theatre
Rome season is upon us. Directed by Angus Jackson, the Royal Shakespeare company present three of Shakespeare’s plays centring on Roman history: Titus Andronicu...
Review: The Winter’s Tale, Silk Street Theatre
In a clinical kingdom on dark grey and blues, King Leontes reveals his suspicions of his Queen’s fidelity with his brother; which in true Shakespearean fashion ...