Review: Elephant and Castle, Camden People’s Theatre
For those of us who have been nurturing a 1927 shaped hole in our hearts since Golem left theatres in 2015, we have been offered some slight relief. This relie...
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Review: The Devil Speaks True, The Vault
We start with instructions about our headphones. Each audience member has a pair. And then with a clunk, we’re enveloped into the pitch black. “It’s a normal...
Review: Pretty Ugly, Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
Pretty Ugly started as YouTube experiment, questioning the growing trend of young girls posting videos asking the online community to rate them based on their l...
Review: Western Society, Queen Elizabeth Hall
We begin at 1,000,000 BC, with a set of scattered household furniture and timer starting at 1,000,000 projected onto the back wall. This begins to drop through ...
Review: Golem, Young Vic
1927 theatre company is back after a successful worldwide, three-year tour of its début show, The Animals and Children Took to the Streets, with a new show loos...
Review: Kiss & Cry, Barbican Centre
Poor old Giselle can count her lovers on the fingers of one hand. While this number may not make for a very adventurous erotic bestseller, it is all very conven...