Review: Table Top Shakespeare, Barbican
He may be one of the most well-known and celebrated playwrights in history, but William Shakespeare is not an easy man to understand. Language has moved on to s...
Forced Entertainment
Offer: £10 tickets to The Notebook at Battersea Arts Centre
The Notebook | 3-14 November | Battersea Arts Centre Forced Entertainment are back in London at Battersea Arts Centre with their show The Notebook. Based on...
Review: Cartography, Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
Cartography is a story about Sarah, a girl who loves maps (although she never intends to go travelling), who has her eyes opened and eventually her heart broken...
Feature: LIFT off for David Binder
Since its establishment in 1981, London International Festival of Theatre – or LIFT – have been bringing bold and ambitious theatre to the capital with its bi-a...
Feature: Latitude Preview
The Suffolk festival that dyed sheep different colours is back with a fantastic line up – and I'm not just talking about Bombay Bicycle Club. I am talking about...
All the world’s a stage: LIFT
From the 8-hour Gatz marathon to the forgotten land of the O2 arena, Ellen Carr explores what's on offer this month at the London International Festival of Theatre.