Review: Chalk Farm, Bush Theatre
Scum! Pigs! Chavs! All terms that were hurled around to describe the looting that took place during the 2011 London riots. But how would you react if you disc...
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Feature: Q&A with Blanche McIntyre
Blanche McIntyre is the director behind Ciphers, a play by rising talent Dawn King, and a co-production with the esteemed companies Out of Joint, Bush Theatre a...
Review: Josephine and I
Cush Jumbo is performing a knock-kneed Charleston. Her elbows extend, her legs kick and flail in every direction; she has transformed into an exuberant rubb...
Spotlight on: Cush Jumbo
As she prepares to star in a self-penned new show at the Bush, Cush Jumbo talks to Eleanor Turney about the life of an actor, not being pigeon-holed and why fem...
Review: Disgraced
Disgraced is a hugely academic and content-heavy piece. At times it feels a little like a university seminar, as concepts and theories as far-ranging as Orien...
Review: Beautiful Thing
First seen at the Bush Theatre in 1993, Jonathan Harvey’s Beautiful Thing is an incredibly funny yet poignant depiction of two teenage boys as they come to te...