Review: Say My Name, Theatre N16
The Styx, former ambulance depot turned bar and performance space, current home of Theatre N16 and venue for Say My Name is soon to meet its fate. Last week the...
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Review: Timeless, Theatre N16
I don’t think any of us particularly enjoy the dentist, but the situation mostly plays out like this: we dread it for a little while, we attend our appointment,...
Review: Cold Chips, Theatre N16
Theatre N16, which recently took over the performance space of the aptly named ‘Styx’, located in the far reaches of North-East London, is a bare concrete space...
Review: Shakespeare’s Mad Women, Theatre N16
It’s something everything Bardolator has to contend with: Shakespeare’s tragic women get little stage time and even less agency. They are most often disposed of...
Review: 143, Theatre N16
143 stands for one writer, four actors, three plays. It’s a showcase for young playwright Isabella Stokes, who serves up bite-sized meditations on love and mone...
Review: George, Theatre N16
“How much do you earn?” the young woman (Barbara Blanka) asks, blowing cigarette smoke provocatively into our faces. As uncomfortable opening gambits go, it’s d...