Circus
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Review: Les Enfants du Paradis, Chiswick House and Gardens
An aesthetically impressive collection of highly polished performances
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Review: Kurios, The Cabinet of Curiosities, Royal Albert Hall
A genuinely breath-taking experience
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Review: Circa: Humans 2.0, EdFringe 2022
Humans 2.0 pushes the boundaries of what modern circus can be.
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Review: Machine De Cirque, Peacock Theatre
If you like theatre you’ll love it. If you like circus and dance, you will love it. If you like thrills and spills you will love it
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Review: Luzia, Royal Albert Hall
blowing audiences’ minds
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Review: Circus 1903, Southbank Centre
heart-pounding, gravity-defying treat
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Luzia, Royal Albert Hall – Review
Returning home from Cirque du Soleil’s Luzia at the Royal Albert Hall, I posted a quick mention on Instagram. The next morning there were several likes and comments from performers in the show. We expect that sort of engagement after…
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The Escape Act: A Holocaust Memoir, Jackson’s Lane – Review
The touching and unlikely escape of a Holocaust survivor
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Transit, Underbelly – Review
It’s a warm, barmy evening along the South Bank, just the type of evening that makes the Underbelly festival a perfect place to be. Within its inner hub, the bars and food outlets are buzzing with activity, the whole place…
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Little Death Club, Underbelly – Review
Black clad, sparkly and glamorous, Bernie Dieter is the suitably bawdy host to the Little Death Club, inspired by the Kabarett Club of the Weimar republic. Following the lifting of censorship laws the Weimar club performances were dominated by two…