Physical theatre
Physical theatre usually dispenses with the need for words and tells its story via phyiscality. It could be mime, it could be acrobatics, it could be so much else and very often is.
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Review: Return of the GODZ, Peacock Theatre
Are you a gay man or a middle-aged woman? Do you want to be titillated, yet still maintain a scrap of refinement?
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Review: London Clown Festival 2026 Opening Ceremony, Jackson’s Lane
An evening full of delights
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Review: Blizzard, Southbank Centre
Winter is not a season, it’s a way of life for Flip Fabrique.
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Review: Almost Fine, Friends Meeting House
A stripped‑back, movement‑led solo piece that blends physical theatre and dance to explore the messy, shifting terrain of identity, delivered with remarkable flexibility and raw honesty.
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Review: Unlikely: In a Building with a Broken Lift, Barons Court Theatre
Just pure silly fun from a talented pair of new creatives that turns flatmates from hell into a hilarious slice of unspoken mayhem.
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Review: Collaborator, The Place
A tender reflection, Collaborator transforms twenty years of partnership into a quietly rebellious piece of circus theatre, rich with vulnerability and artistic confidence.
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Review: Fete Du Puck: A Celebration of Circus, Revel Pucks Circus Tent
A circus of great skill returns to Walthamstow, matching technique with warm and engaging audience interaction that is sure to get the whole family excited.
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Interview: Spooks, spirituality and social standards
Elisabeth Gunawan on Prayers for a Hungry Ghost, playing at Halloween
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Review: The Unlikely Friendship of Feather Boy and Tentacle Girl, Edfringe.
A show that has spectacular, breathtaking performances that really can't be faulted, yet is strangely still lacking dramatic tension.
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Review: SPLAT!, Underbelly Boulevard
With high octane hilarity and exceptional silliness, this delightfully inclusive performance invites us to think differently about our relationship with art.