4.0
Review: Scenes For Survival – Squeezy Yoghurt, National Theatre of Scotland
In recent years there has been an increasing amount of discussion of mental illness on public platforms, as more and more people, young people in particular, a...
BSL
4.0
4.0
Review: Get Happy, Greenwich + Docklands International Festival
It is a rainy afternoon in Woolwich Arsenal where acrobatics and physical theatre company Told By An Idiot are about to perform their show Get Happy in the mid...
5.0
Review: I Wanna Be Yours, East Riding Theatre
At first glance, the set up for I Wanna Be Yours seems remarkably simple. Here is a boy and a girl, they want to love each other but things keep getting in the...
I’m trying to dispel the myth that sign language is ‘other’
Jenny Sealey, Artistic Director of Graeae, a theatre company that boldly places D/deaf and disabled actors centre stage, writes about directing a new productio...
Review: The Government Inspector, Theatre Royal Stratford East
The Government Inspector is a comedy masterpiece. It’s very hard to go wrong with Nikolai Gogol’s hilarious moral satire about a government inspector’s arrival ...
Review: Breakin’ Convention, Sadler’s Wells
Breakin’ Convention returns for the thirteenth year to Sadler's Wells Theatre for a three-day festival of all things hip hop. This year, it is hosted by the fou...