Edinburgh Fringe Review: What I Learned From Johnny Bevan, Summerhall
Nick Burton is a London journalist bored with the City and its gluttonous, ridiculous gentrification. During a press pack visit to a new "urban festival" loca...
politics
Latitude Review: Women’s Hour
“Isn’t she lovely?” is not what you will leave this performance saying. Women’s Hour demolishes any patronising social niceties with flying crumpets, writhing b...
Feature: Interview with Andrew Keates – “I didn’t choose to be HIV positive, but I am”
As Is is a play that is currently on its three week run (from July 8-30) at Trafalgar Studios. It was written by William M. Hoffman and first shown in 1985 to e...
Review: Kingmaker, Arts Theatre
It is Max Newman’s (Alan Cox) finest hour. Despite a flighty political past and dubious tabloid reputation – very consciously modelled on Boris Johnson – he is ...
Review: The Candidate, Theatre Delicatessen
Having been greeted at the door, we are told we are present at a focus group. We are also asked to stand underneath one of a set of wooden shapes attached to th...
Review: The Heart of Adrian Lovett, Theatre Delicatessen
There is a moment in The Heart of Adrian Lovett where the actors decide to do away with the fourth wall, pull up a couple of chairs and begin a conversation wit...