5.0
Review: Black Men Walking, Stephen Joseph Theatre
What do you think of when you think of walking? Most commonly you might picture white people. These tend to be the people on the Mountain Warehouse adverts, th...
Lee Curran
5.0
Review: Boy Blue Blak Whyte Gray, Barbican
The best fitting description of what I witness at the Barbican would be ‘a night of inspiration’. The audience is given an insight into the mind of Creative Dir...
Review: Constellations, Trafalgar Studios
After taking over New York Nick Payne’s award winning Constellations returns to the UK for a short run at Trafalgar Studios and dazzles its audiences once more....
Review: Constellations, Richmond Theatre
It is rare that a piece of theatre convinces you to love it in the first 10 seconds. Maybe I am guilty of impulsive decisions, but the Royal Court Theatre’s pro...
Review: Constellations
What if there were an infinite number of outcomes for our lives, where every action and moment realigned us subtly but indefinitely. Nick Payne's Constellatio...
Review: Great Expectations
If you are looking for a traditional Dickensian tale of London, prepare yourself for something slightly different. Tanika Gupta’s adaptation of the classic ...