3.0
Review: One Under, The Arcola
A beautifully simplistic set greets me as I walk into the performance space—a wooden frame, a paved circle on the floor and then, juxtaposed with this, the tub...
Stanley J. Browne
3.0
3.0
Review: One Under, Leeds Playhouse
This revival of Winsome Pinnock’s One Under (first presented at the Kiln Theatre in 2005), has been commissioned by Ramps on the Moon, and co-produced by Graea...
Review: Chigger Foot Boys, Tara Arts
The British Empire feels like an octopus, its tentacles stretching out across the globe and touching all continents, everything feeding back into the main body ...
Review: The Slave, Tristan Bates Theatre
Walker Vessels (Stanley J Browne) opens The Slave with a monologue that demonstrates timeless wisdom – a sage delivery written in a rhythmic verse bearing resem...
Review: Secret Theatre London, Secret Location
Secret Theatre London is an exciting new company which doesn't disclose the title of the show, names of the actors or production team or even the venue when aud...