Review: Into the Woods, West Yorkshire Playhouse
The West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds has been really starting to hit its stride this year, I think. Artistic Director James Brining has been bringing to life a...
Rachael Canning
Feature: The power of mime with Kite
Mime is often overlooked as an art form. In a fast-paced world where we are constantly putting out and receiving instant information, we seem to be on the hunt ...
Review: Kite, Soho Theatre
The Wrong Crowd beautifully choreograph one little girl's journey of grief, narrated with an excellent score by Isobel Waller-Bridge and some really heart-felt ...
Review: Peter Pan, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
Do you want to be a little boy or a little girl forever and ever, and to always have fun? Well then, let me tell you a story. Gather up your nostalgic imaginati...
Review: Swanhunter, Linbury Studio Theatre
Storytelling taps into something magical from our childhood, a liberty in transporting ourselves to another world with characters and creatures that become as a...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Hag
(5/5 stars) The Wrong Crowd has taken the folk-tale, child-eating witch, Baba Yaga, and given her a voice. And what a voice. Laura Cairns plays Baba Yaga,...