Review: Damaged Goods, King’s Head Theatre
Though it’s not the most adventurous piece of theatre, Damaged Goods by emerging playwright Rosalind Adler, marks itself out in its touching faith in humanity a...
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Review: Ouroboros, King’s Head Theatre
Ouroboros is a symbol of a snake biting its own tail in order to create a circle with its own body, signifying infinity or wholeness. Charlotte Fox’s witty and ...
Review: Mermaids, King’s Head Theatre
Playmill returns to the King’s Head Theatre in Islington. A three-week curated season of brand new work, from “some of the UK’s most exciting emerging theatre m...
Review: Voices from the Deep, Paperclip Theatre
Staged as part of the King’s Head Theatre’s Who Runs the World? season championing female playwrights, Voices from the Deep has the misfortune of landing on the...
Review: Baby Box, King’s Head Theatre
Sleepless Theatre Company’s Baby Box takes a long, searching look at female pain, strength and survival through the lens of sisters, Jamie and Chloe. A trajecto...
Review: Tumble Tuck, King’s Head Theatre
Written and performed by Sarah Milton at King’s Head Theatre, Tumble Tuck is a voyage into the mind of Daisy, a young adult grappling with her insecurities, and...