Review: 100% London
We've all seen those statistical reports about the current opinion of Londoners in magazines and papers. They're quoted in government reports, and slowly filter...
Lift Festival
Review: Ganesh Versus the Third Reich
Ganesh Versus the Third Reich, as part of LIFT Festival, sees the return of Back to Back Theatre, the Australian company that brought Food Court to the Barb...
Review: The Dark Side of Love
I'm an emotional person, this much I know about myself, but when it comes to theatre I have developed a heart of stone. I've spoken previously about how mus...
Review: Motor Show
In a dusty forgotten part of Greenwich, set against the backdrop of Canary Wharf and the financial district, Motor Show is being driven for a sold-out audience....
FREE event: Lift presents Gulf Stage with ‘Me… You… The Human…’
What kind of theatre are young artists in the Arab world making? How are they voicing their hopes, thoughts and concerns? Merging Middle Eastern art and UK ...
Review: Not By Bread Alone
A very wise actor acquaintance once told me, “Theatre should never be what you expect.” When I go to the theatre, I usually have some kind of idea about...