Review: The Inevitable Heartbreak of Gavin Plimsole, Greenwich Theatre
In this inventive and ambitious piece of theatre, SharkLegs pulls off an impressive feat by making an interactive adventure story both touching and very, very s...
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Feature: ‘Britishness’, roots and identity politics explored in Octopus
Unless you've been asleep or on sabbatical for the last eight weeks or so – you'll know that the EU referendum has taken over the news and our social media feed...
Review: Rapunzel, Greenwich Theatre
It’s nearly March and we’re still getting panto. Well, sort of panto – more like the cold, corporate, Disney-fied product that is children’s theatre. Pick a fai...
Guest Blog: The politics of our lives – writing Three Generations of Women
Broken Leg Theatre never set out to write a politicised piece of theatre. The idea for Three Generations of Women grew out of a conversation in the pub about th...
Review: The King of Tiny Things, Greenwich Theatre
We all have to grow up one day… Or do we? Metta Theatre brings The King of Tiny Things to Greenwich Theatre where it beams with character and charm. Here even I...
Review: The Great Gatsby, Greenwich Theatre
The Great Gatsby is one of my favourite novels of all time. Its inherent despair, the struggling relationships, and that never-ending desire to reach the Americ...