Physical theatre
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Review: A Brief Case of Crazy, Riverside Studios
You won’t want to skedaddle from this kinetic comedy - A Brief Case of Crazy is an impeccably timed rom-com delight. Skedaddle Theatre expand on their Edinburgh Fringe hit for an hour of unbridled joy fit for all the family.
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Review: Relic, Coronet Theatre
A bewildering, bewitching and utterly surreal performance that explores transformation and will surely leave you altered, uplifted and activated.
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Review: Pandora, Coronet Theatre
An hour of entertaining physical theatre that never quite rises above the scatological shock value of its grimy subject matter.
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Review: Not a Word, Barbican Centre
A wordless reflection that through mud and music screams of subjugated humanity, the true wealth that extreme poverty discloses, and the anguish of exile
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Review: From Here On, Greenwich & Docklands International Festival
An exhilarating, emotive performance about displaced children both historically and in a contemporary context, that invites individuals to actively combat anti-refugee policies.
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Review: King Lear, Riverside Studios
This is far from your traditional King Lear.
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Review: Gunter – Royal Court Theatre
A true story from 1604 told in a slice of surreal, deliciously brilliant gig theatre.
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Review: Odd Jobs, The Hope Theatre
A whimsical exploration of peculiar employment scenarios
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Review: This & That, The Pit, Barbican Centre
....a beautiful, dreamlike quality...quite enchanting.
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Review: Entrañas (Insides), Barbican Centre
A visually breathtaking body of work – or work of the body…