Review: Push, London Coliseum
In four bite-size chunks, Push showcases four dance pieces by renowned choreographer and dancer Russell Maliphant. Two of the pieces – which are chronologically...
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Review: The Nightmares of Carlos Fuentes, Arcola Theatre
What do a dirty weekend, violent hallucinations and a deportation room have in common? According to Rashid Razaq - a pair of handcuffs. The Nightmares of Carlos...
Review: Hostage Song, Finborough Theatre
So Hostage Song, now on at the Finborough Theatre, is described as ‘an indie rock musical’ about two American hostages held captive in an unspecific time and pl...
Review: Tack-On Tours
Unhinged, uncomfortable, unbridled are all fitting descriptions of Pamela and Sharlene’s Tack-On Tours Presents the Ugliest Buildings in London, but to simply l...
Review: Dream of Perfect Sleep, Finborough Theatre
Dream of Perfect Sleep (a new play by Kevin Kautzman) is an imaginative study on how adult children deal with death and the imminent loss of aging loved ones. D...
Review: This Is How We Die, Ovalhouse
This Is How We Die is an explosion of epic poetry that tackles the absurd nature of life and the human desire to compartmentalise the self, the other and humani...