5.0
Review: Nosedive, Barbican
Everything is vibrant and exciting about this show. It is a journey shared between the audience and the performers, a collaborative hope that everything will b...
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4.0
Review: M.E.H, The Place, Bedford
As part of a collaboration with The Place, Bedford, we are publishing reviews by three young writers between June and August 2019. This is the final one and it...
4.0
Review: Red Ink, The Place, Bedford
As part of a collaboration with The Place, Bedford, we are publishing reviews by three young writers between June and August 2019. This is by 17 year old Jamie...
Review: Che Malambo, Peacock Theatre
Che Malambo at the Peacock Theatre is a force to be reckoned with. The passion and explosiveness of each piece, choreographed by Gilles Brinas, contrasts perfec...
Review: Brocade, Sadler’s Wells
A corridor. Four dancers and a violinist enter it, inhabit it, and then leave. Over and over again. Brocade by Roberta Jean happens in a very definite time and ...
Review: A Change is Gonna Come, Barbican
It’s always exciting when different artistic forms interact to create something new – when poetry lends itself to movement, and spoken word inspires dancing. Or...