Review: For King and Country, Colab Factory
In a warehouse in London Bridge it is 1940, Lord Halifax is the Prime Minister, World War Two rages on and old timey music plays out of a stereo system somewher...
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£10 Tickets for The End of History, Soho Theatre
A specially created site-specific new show at St Giles-in-the-Fields. What happens when two totally different Londoners find themselves face to fa...
Review: Medusa, The Crypt Gallery
The allure of redefining myth never fails to entice. It’s a rite of passage for many theatre companies, and with Medusa the experimental and immersive 27 degree...
Blog: Candlelight, compositions and a ‘dark gothic antidote to Yuletide cheer’
Palimpsest’s Katherine Tozer delves into the rich, but bittersweet lives of the Pre-Raphaelites as the company conjure with ghosts at William Morris’ former hom...
Review: Remote, Camden People’s Theatre
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Review: Shelter Me, Theatre Delicatessen
Walking through the back entrance of Theatre Delicatessen's venue in Farringdon, we get our tickets and programmes by the door, followed by clear instructions t...