3.0
Review: A Letter to a Friend in Gaza, The Coronet Theatre
There is an unmistakable air of uneasiness in The Coronet Theatre as I take my seat; something taut and sinister that waits, primed in the shadowy auditorium. ...
Poetry
3.0
Review: A Change is Gonna Come, Barbican
It’s always exciting when different artistic forms interact to create something new – when poetry lends itself to movement, and spoken word inspires dancing. Or...
Review: Ilé la Wà, Rich Mix
Ilé la Wà translates to ‘We Are Home.’ Sometimes we all need some perspective - for all we’d like to complain about 2016, the unimaginable horrors of those suff...
Review: Bards Without Borders, Rich Mix Theatre
As I enter the main space at the Rich Mix Theatre, Shoreditch, loud Balkan music permeates the auditorium. There’s an open bar in the theatre space, and an infa...
NEWS: Refugee and migrant poets to mark 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death
A London poetry collection are marking the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death, by putting on celebration of his life, featuring performances from ...
Review: Blake Remixed, West Yorkshire Playhouse
The West Yorkshire Playhouse is renowned for developing new talent and giving artists across the region a wide variety of opportunities. One of the ways they do...