A brisk yet timeless domestic drama with an evocative setting, though its subplots feel underconnected.
Month: October 2025
An unconventional and captivating performance reimagining the human body that has a problematic use of space.
A joyful, sparkling gift of a first show that grows a garden full of giggling babies.
English National Ballet’s R:Evolution showcases ballet’s breadth and variety, though uneven technique weakens the night as a whole.
A kaleidoscopic, funny, informative and positively therapeutic consideration of the human experience of climate change.
Great performances from the four actors in this darkly comic drama exploring the interplay and acrimony between generations.
“Nuclear war. The end of humanity as we know it. And my limo didn’t even have aircon,” pouts posh Rachel…
Continuing my visits to the vibrant Lambeth Fringe that is raging away in South London at the moment, across twenty-six…
A funny, often-stirring account of motherhood and creativity
Shaking off the woman-behind-the-man image, Lee paints a dynamic picture of Lee Krasner, widow of Jackson Pollock, in an exploration…