Year: 2024

Reviews

Review: Water Party, Union Theatre

A staged reading - well written, a fascinating evening.

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Review: Indestructible, Clapham Omnibus Theatre

Indestructible Object - is this a metaphor for the work of female artists?

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Review: Ambergris, Barbican Centre

A breathtaking, grotesque and perplexing tale of transformation.

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Review: The Most Precious of Goods, Marylebone Theatre

A haunting narrative reminding us of the power of human love that existed despite the horror of the Holocaust.

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Review: Coming Out to Dead People (An Asian Queer Story), Soho Theatre

Ricky Sim's gentle humour soothes deep-seated, shared pain.

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Review: Tongues & Savage/Love, Seven Dials Playhouse

Far more than two straightforward monologues.

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Review: The Ending, Cockpit Theatre

The essence of a gripping love story.

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Review: Blood on Your Hands, Southwark Playhouse

An interesting story about Ukrainian migrants’ struggles.

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Review: Edges: A Song Cycle, The Phoenix Arts Club

A talented cast of performers in a small, intimate venue, produced by an up and coming, exciting production team!

Interviews

Interview: Ambergris from Les Antliaclastes – a show not to be sniffed at.

Les Antliaclastes' Patrick Sims on Ambergris, part of MimeLondon

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