Review: Dance Nation, Almeida Theatre
Where do we draw the line between our professional and our personal lives? How and when should we teach our kids about the harsh reality that is coming of age? ...
Karla Crome
Review: Amadeus, National Theatre
If ever there was a play which adhered to the dictum “show not tell”, it is Amadeus, the story of the patron saint of mediocrities, Antonio Salieri, and his bat...
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...
Edinburgh Review: Mush and Me, Underbelly Cowgate
A Jew and a Muslim walk into a bar. At least, they do in scene two. In the first scene they are in an office, two ruthless members of a sales team flogging soft...
Feature: Ideas Tap Underbelly Awards – “a fantastic springboard for us to develop”
This summer it feels like we’ve all been repeatedly encouraged to "get ready":
get ready for the Word Cup, with multi-buy offers on 24 packs of lager and littl...