Review: Henry V, Barbican
The final instalment in Shakespeare’s tetralogy of English kings, Henry V arrives at the Barbican just in time for the 600th anniversary of the Battle of Aginco...
Barbican Theatre
Review: Duckie’s Christmas Copyright
Ah, promenade theatre, how you test the most adventurous of our theatre makers and show that it's not always a style worth investing in. Promenade theatre l...
Curtain down on 2010
As we brave our way through this winter of discontent, it seems an appropriate time to look back at the past twelve months and try to assess whether 2010 was ...
Review: Everything Must Go
Everything Must Go or The Voluntary Attempt to Overcome Unnecessary Obstacles by Beady Eye sees Kristin Fredricksson exploring theatre through the me...
Review: Delusion, Laurie Anderson
There are highs, and there are lows. There are moments of brilliance, and moments of boredom. Flickering of images from projectors and trance-inducing music. ...
Review: 4.48 Psychosis
I was left frozen to my chair, a few feet away from the stage, tears in my eyes and a sense of emptiness, a barren existence in my stomach, and a need to pa...