4.0
Review: Avenue Q, New Wimbledon Theatre
Avenue Q first hit the stage in 2003: an offensive romp of a musical comedy that invites you down to Sesame Street, after hours. It’s the story of Princeton, a...
Puppets
4.0
Review: The Dream Factory, The Little Angel Theatre
“In a land where anything is possible, no imagination is too big for our dream factory. Not even yours.” This is the claim made by House of Stray Cats in the d...
Review: Nina Conti: In Your Face, Criterion Theatre
In the West End's Criterion Theatre, Nina Conti’s ventriloquist act In Your Face is a hilarious mix of deadpan ventriloquism and side splitting audience partici...
Review: Dark Matter, Etcetera Theatre
Puppetry and dementia aren’t the most obvious partners. Normally associated with slapstick silliness, it’s hard to imagine how puppets would provide a poignant ...
Review: In Our Hands, Slung Low’s HUB
The theatre is a place for us to experience the beauty of storytelling in all of its live glory, whether it’s through a ready-written play or something devised ...
Feature: Skitterbang Island – a cross between The Tempest and Wall-E…
“Really emotional and quite magical,” says Director Peter Glanville about Skitterbang Island, an opera for very young children, collaboratively put together b...