Opportunity: Applications open for International Youth Arts Festival 2017
International Youth Arts Festival 2017 will take place in Kingston this summer from 7-16 July. Now in its 9th year, the festival, run by Creative Youth Chari...
London
Review: Where Do Little Birds Go?, Old Red Lion
Often romanticised for their gangster lifestyle, the East London Kray twins hold an iconic status, further pronounced by the 2015 film Legend featuring Tom Hard...
Review: Knock Knock, Etcetera Theatre
"In this place every child is destined to be a soldier," the front of the programme reads. Going into a show about war you would assume that there will be some ...
Review: Poker Face, King’s Head Theatre
Václav Havel was probably the most powerful playwright who ever lived, having the distinction of being the first President of the Czech Republic as well as a he...
Review: Skin a Cat, The Bunker
Skin A Cat should be compulsory viewing for anyone under 25. Scratch that, it should be compulsory viewing for everyone. A hysterically funny, warm-hearted, aut...
Review: From the Mouths of the Gods, Greenwich Theatre
I did not know what to expect of From the Mouths of the Gods, but what I found it to be I was not impressed with. The set consists of a chair and two glasses of...