Month: May 2019

Drama

Look At Your Palm, Ovalhouse – Review

There is a song, Angles, by Dan Le Sac vs Scroobius Pip, about how nothing is as clear cut and…

Drama

Everything today is the same, Katzpace – Review

A smart, fresh take on a modern dystopian setting

Drama

The Talented Mr Ripley, Wilton’s Music Hall – Review

Because film is such a powerful medium it naturally becomes a reference point for any stage adaptation. The Talented Mr…

Musicals

Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens, Union Theatre – Review

A celebration of life, and a reminder that the fight is far from over.

Drama

Does My Bomb Look Big in This, Soho Theatre – Review

Does My Bomb Look Big in This? was born from actor Nyla Levy’s dissatisfaction with being typecast as a ‘jihadi…

Dance

Beats On Pointe, Peacock Theatre – Review

If you’re into dance, the Peacock should be on your radar. It plays host to some of the most original…

Interviews

Interview: Playwright David Finnigan on ‘Kill Climate Deniers’

'Kill Climate Deniers' playwright David Finnigan chats about the maximalist show and the controversies it's already generated.

Drama

Othello, Brunel Museum, Rotherhithe – Review

The hierarchy between Othello (Peace Oseyenum) and the sneaky network of unfaithfuls beneath him/her (although the actors are female, the…

Features

A Love Letter to Overtures Piano Bar

Bryony Taylor heads to Overtures Piano Bar for a night of singing and interview with founder Ray Rackham.

Comedy

Summer Street, Waterloo East Theatre – Review

The posters displayed around the always welcoming lobby of Waterloo East Theatre ask the questions “Love Kylie? Love the 90s?…

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