African dance fusion demanding attention with eloquent storytelling and percussive insistence.
Month: October 2026
Joshua J. Jewkes delivers a skilful, wild solo performance as an unhinged infidelity hotline agent in a minimal yet flawed…
A luscious and hugely entertaining Olivier Award-winning production of Sondheim’s musical, giving familiar fairy tales an adult makeover.
Even the most traditional Sherlock Holmes fan would struggle not to laugh at this stupendous adaptation
Dr Suzann McLean MBE spills the T on Peckham's success stories
A multi-generational study of women looking for love and not finding it promises well but ultimately misses the mark –…
Plenty of theatrical bells and whistles, but this underwhelming gothic adaptation falls short in its execution.
A fierce exploration of acting and misogyny featuring fabulous performances, theatrical chaos and dark comedy that’s perhaps overly constrained by…
Silence is both dangerous and powerful in this study of male friendship and grief.
Halfway Home is a strikingly simple drama that lays bare the tragedy of alcohol abuse and its aftermath. What it…