Review: From the Cradle to the Bin, Canada Water Culture Space
A corrugated iron shack. A wheelie bin. Five cast members dressed in dishevelled clothes and sporting maniacal grins. This is what the audience are faced with t...
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Blog: Revisiting and restaging The Man Who
The first blog in an exciting series by Sleight of Hand who are presenting The Man Who at the Tristan Bates Theatre. This is the second time in my career so...
Review: Rosie’s Magic Horse, Canada Water Culture Space
Rosie’s parents can’t pay the bills. While most children now use their imagination to focus in on the iPad, Rosie hasn’t got one. She’s got ice-lolly sticks, an...
Review: The Shipwrecked House, Canada Water Culture Space
The Shipwrecked House is a performance of poems from Claire Trévien’s debut collection of the same name. But trust Trévien, who has contributed to a whole load ...
Review: Out of Print, Canada Water Culture Space
If there is one thing that will put you off of a show before going in, it will be the fact that it is running late. But for the production of Out Of Print I can...
Review: Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf
Canada Water Culture Space has been open for a while now, but the billing of For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf has probabl...