Feature: Breaking down boundaries with food in EAT Zagi
The social importance of eating together is reiterated throughout history and resonates across cultures. Of course, here in Britain, the attention affixed to te...
JW3
Review: Bubble Schmeisis, JW3
One-man shows involving Jewish heritage must be like buses. One week after seeing the excellent Tailor of Inverness, an entirely theatrical and resonating produ...
Review: The Barber of Seville, JW3
OperaUpClose aims to bring operas to whole new audiences by showing off the form in all its glory, in accessible, surprising stagings of classics “without compr...
Review: How To Completely Disappear, JW3
Death has always been a direful subject, and the journey of somebody who faces losing a loved one is, sadly, an oft-heard tale. Yet as depressingly recurrent as...
Feature: Faith, Family and Falling in Love: Mush and Me at JW3
Described as “a tale of faith, family and bacon butties”, Mush and Me tells the touching and timeless story of two young people falling in love. In Wetherspoons...