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An astonishingly powerful performance
Read More »Review: Antígona, Barons Court Theatre
Drama
Review: Visit From an Unknown Woman, Hampstead Theatre
Exploring the mystery of the ghosts from the past and of the present.
Read More »Review: The Children’s Inquiry, Southwark Playhouse
Breathes fresh air into the interrogation of the care system
Read More »Review: Bindweed, Arcola Theatre
Intensely humane exploration of male violence.
Read More »Review: Skeleton Crew, Donmar Warehouse
Set in the middle of the 2008 financial crash, Faye (Pamela Nomvete), Reggie (Tobi Bamtefa), Shanita (Racheal Ofori) and Dez (Branden Cook) are some of the last remaining workers in a car factory in Detroit. Because of the intimate space of the Donmar Warehouse, it feels like we’re sitting inside the staff room with them, eavesdropping on their conversations. The set, designed by Ultz, transports us to a dingy staff room equipped with a tired looking sofa, lockers, a coffee ...
Read More »Review: The Voice of the Turtle, Jermyn Street Theatre
This warm revival can’t help but make you smile.
Read More »Review: My Name is Rachel Corrie, Old Red Lion Theatre
A galvanising shock to the system.
Read More »Review: Hourglass – A Suffragette’s Story, Soho Poly
An interesting study on the position of women beneath the veneer of respectability of Edwardian society.
Read More »Review: Too Much Pills and Liquor, The Divine
While overambitious, this considered reflection on what it means to be an activist is a thought-provoking watch.
Read More »Review: Surrender, Arcola Theatre
A strong performance exploring the pain and desperation of a new mother.
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