Phoebe Angeni: “In this patriarchal society, most women feel like Nobody”
This is the full audio of the article As we get ever closer to the return of Edinburgh Fringe, lots of exciting shows and new faces are pushing through what...
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Review: The Odyssey, Jermyn Street Theatre
The renowned Jermyn Street Theatre - the West End’s smallest producing theatre - is truly keeping the wonder of theatre alive as it takes on the entirety of Ho...
Review: Memorial, The Barbican
A man, surrounded by a blue glow, falls slowly into what looks like sand. The stage is dark. A woman in red watches him with a solemn expression. Suddenly, 215 ...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Achilles, Summerhall
★★★★ Words and movement crash together with such an enormous power that it becomes impossible to not be drawn into the mesmerising vibrancy of the imagary di...
Review: Odyssey, Vault Festival 2015
By the time I found the theatre I felt like I had embarked on my own long and difficult journey and The Vault was my Ithaca, barely recognisable through an omin...
The Play’s the Thing: Should Shakespeare be in the spotlight?
Following the announcements about 2012’s World Shakespeare Festival, the Bard takes centre stage yet again. Beginning on the great man's birthday, the festival ...