Month: September 2017

Dance

ISHQ, Sadler’s Wells – Review

A wonderful folk tale that is told with thoughtfulness through dance. Unfortunately, the show doesn't pace the narrative well enough…

Drama

Talk Radio, Old Red Lion Theatre – Review

An energetic and well performed revival of Eric Bogosian's iconic hit which hits all the right contemporary notes.Ā 

Drama

Eyes Closed, Ears Covered, Bunker Theatre – Review

Pros: The confident and able cast deliver this play with conviction, in an unusual venue that makes it stand out…

Cabaret

Britney Spears: The Cabaret, The Other Palace – Review

A spectacular rollercoaster of a show that will have you laughing out loud and racing for hair shears in celebration!

Drama

Five Kinds of Silence, Etcetera Theatre – Review

Pros: I found catharsis in the beginning of the play, which shows the death of the perpetrator. Cons: With only…

Comedy

Deadline Day, Theatre N16 – Review

Pros: An intense and compact drama, the scope of which explores a lot more than just The Beautiful Game. Cons:…

Comedy

Me & Robin Hood, Royal Court – Review

Uncomfortable, intellectually provocative theatre that, whether you enjoy it or not, has thoroughly generous and positive intentions.

Features

CASA Festival and the Importance of Collaborative Partnerships

CASA Festival artistic director Daniel Goldman describes how the festival's international mission relies on joining forces with London's top theatres.

Musicals

The Simon & Garfunkel Story, Lyric Theatre – Review

An enjoyable evening listening to a wide selection of songs from the Simon & Garfunkel back catalogue against a backdrop…

Drama

Outlaws to In-Laws, King’s Head Theatre – Review

Seven short plays effectively chart the course of recent gay history.

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