5.0
Review: The Language of Kindness, Shoreditch Town Hall
The Language of Kindness is first and foremost a celebration of our NHS nurses. Performed at Shoreditch Town Hall, it is designed as a beautiful love letter to...
NHS
5.0
Goodbye 2020: A review roundup and a sigh of relief
This year is NEARLY over and we couldn't be more delighted but it wasn't all doom and gloom as we saw a lot of shows that moved, excited and challenged us. He...
4.0
Review: Tales from the Front Lines…and other stories, Talawa Theatre
In these first two episodes of Tales from the Front Line...and other stories, Talawa Theatre creates a historical imprint of the efforts of British black women...
Michael Buffong: “Change has happened and will continue”
In our latest interview, Matt Barton speaks to Michael Buffong, artistic director of Talawa, about their new digital series Tales from the Front Line, the futu...
4.0
Review: Take Care, Network Theatre Vault Festival
‘Take care:’ a quintessentially British phrase, the kind of thing your grandma might say to you or the perfect way, albeit slightly passive-aggressive, to tell...
5.0
Review: Drip Drip Drip, Pleasance Theatre
Drip Drip Drip is set in a typical British hospital run by enthusiastic and hard-working members of all the UK’s communities, most importantly those who get ta...