Review: Late Company, Finborough Theatre
Canadian playwright Jordan Tannahill puts together two things in Late Company that should never mix: dinner parties and grief. There are two families. The h...
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Review: Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare’s Globe
A black cloth, torn and irregular, is suspended over the stage of Shakespeare’s Globe – reminiscent of a foreboding spider’s web. From the very beginning, this ...
Opportunity: Free Acts of Resistance devising workshop with Antler Theatre
Acts of Resistance Workshop with Antler Theatre Date: Wednesday 22 March 2017, 10.30am-5pm
Location: Bush Theatre, Attic Are you angry? Are you baffled a...
Review: The Swarm, Vault Festival
My heart is bursting with the wordless song that filled a dark and cavernous brick vault, with such warmth and such friendship that I conclude must be unique to...
Review: Masurca Fogo, Sadler’s Wells
Two men eat lit candles. A live chicken in paraded around the stage and is left to feed off a smashed watermelon. A vase of flowers is emptied into the skirt of...
Review: School Play, Southwark Playhouse
School Play, by Alex Mackeith, is at its best when the dialogue is quick, elegant, and very funny. It begins with the start of a school day. Lara (Fola Evans-Ak...