Review: May Contain Food, Shoreditch Town Hall
It's a new twist on the meaning of 'dinner theatre'. It's not so much that you are sat back, relaxed and enjoying a delicious three course meal while watching ...
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Review: The Way You Look (At Me) Tonight, Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre
Open, tactile, dynamic, strong, gentle. Mobile. Moving. These are only a couple of words that were on my mind while watching The Way You Look (At Me) Tonight, a...
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...
Review: Stories About My Weird Friends, Etcetera Theatre
Who can honestly say that they don’t have weird friends, or at least that one weird friend? And who can honestly say that they could live without these friends ...
Review: Quiet Violence, The Roundhouse
Entering the cavernous studio space within The Roundhouse, I didn’t quite notice Sophie Rose at first – talking easily with audience members in a front row of s...
Review: LOVE, Tristan Bates Theatre
LOVE tells the story a man who posts an unusual personal ad: he is seeking someone to make love to him firstly, but then to kill and finally eat him. Petar Milo...