Review: The Oil and The Shard, Camden People’s Theatre
In an ideal world, we all want to do something in the face of injustice. We all want to tackle social inequity, feed the homeless and save the polar ice caps. A...
Lucy Farrett
Review: One Festival: Programme A, The Space
Solo performances can be like Marmite, but whether you love it or hate it a night of four solo performances is going to be full of variety. The opening night of...
Review: The Boy James
Belt Up Theatre return once more to the Southwark Playhouse with The Boy James, to offer audiences a journey into the atmospheric and audience-focused theatre w...
Belt Up Weekend: Review – Atrium
How do you write a review of something that possibly never actually happened? I mean to say, I know I sat in a room while people did things in front of me, bu...
Belt Up Weekend: Review – Lorca is Dead
The Bureau of Surrealist Research are staging a play about the death of Lorca. Except that he's not dead yet and in fact, no-one really knows what year it i...
Belt Up Weekend: When audiences turn bad!
If your idea of a good night at the theatre is sitting silently in the dark and passively observing while the actors have all the fun, it's probably safe to s...