4.0
Review: The World of Cake Boi, SHOUT Festival
Drag performance has always fostered a space for
bodies to revolt against the cultural binaries, expectations, and gendered
rulings incessantly shackled onto t...
Clowning
4.0
Some Thoughts From a Clown in Isolation
Ending her Spymonkey clowning course after two weeks because of Coronavirus was a shock for this writer. Here, she talks about her 'clowning' journey and the i...
2.0
Review: The Lesson, Old Red Lion
Gracia Rios Calderon’s one-woman clown show, The Lesson, is not saying anything new, but why should it when the current state of sex education and sexual assau...
Review: Feast, Battersea Arts Centre
It’s a lingering peaty smell that unsettles me as we enter the space. Jennifer Swingler, Sacha Plaige and Charles Adrian form a contorted tableaux less than a m...
Review: Tatterdemalion, Camden People’s Theatre
From the puppetry genii who brought the fringe circuit hit Boris and Sergey to stages across the country, Tatterdemalion is a gloriously silly hour of physical ...
Review BE Festival: Al Cubo
After a half an hour setup, I was hoping that Al Cubo would be something entertaining and spectacular. It was lovely, funny and wonderfully sentimental, but I...