Review: Cargo, The Arcola
I should have expected Cargo to be harrowing. In fact, if I’d thought about it I should have arranged an intravenous drip to rehydrate me after all the weepi...
John Schwab
Review: Stop! The Play, Trafalgar Studios
Stop! The Play sees a group of actors in rehearsals preparing for a play that evolves and changes on a daily basis. The group start to lose faith in their direc...
Review: Companion Piece, Pleasance Theatre
We all know about the dangers of the internet: you never really know who you’re talking to or who's tracking your e-movements, so when it's established in Com...