Review: The Brightening Air – Old Vic
This will become a cult classic Siblings Stephen (Brian Gleeson) and Billie (Rosie Sheehy) continually bicker as they prepare a feast for the visit…
The Brilliance of BR!T School
Students from famous school put on a show Nellie Regan grew up in her mum Sasha’s Union Theatre and found her vocation there. But…
Horror Dance is a Goner
Goner is a sensual, suspenseful choreographic journey delving into the depths of psychological horror by Marikiscrycrycry, the alias of Malik Nashad Sharpe. Through a…
Elmer the Patchwork Elephant hits the road
Multi Olivier Award-nominated Tall Stories brings David McKee’s Elmer the Patchwork Elephant to life in a brand new show bringing three classic Elmer tales…
River Voices
Looking at Wapping from Rotherhithe ‘River Voices’ is a collaborative art project bringing the Rotherhithe community together to reimagine John Minton’s painting ‘Rotherhithe from…
Review: Sisters – Brockley Jack
When I saw the G-Plan furniture and the wallpaper only manufactured now for productions of Abigail’s Party, I knew this was the 70s and…
This Is My Family
Close family. Dream holiday. Total nightmare. ‘Describe your family and win a dream holiday’. That was the competition pinging up on Nicky’s phone. So…
Review: NOW That’s What I Call A Musical at New Wimbledon Theatre
Follow the tumultuous friendship of Gemma and April More than just a tribute to the shiny pop hits of the eighties, NOW That’s What…
Review: Midnight Cowboy – Southwark Playhouse
A hard to swallow cocktail of emotions James Leo Herlihy’s 1965 novel Midnight Cowboy, later adapted for the big screen in the 1969 film…
Laugh to Keep the Lights On
An Open and Shut Evening As spring has well and truly sprung in London the long evenings have people out and soaking up the…
Constellations
From award-winning writer Nick Payne A summer barbeque is always where Marianne and Roland first meet. Almost every time an undeniable, unlikely connection between…
Religion, racism and islamophobia is a dead-end street
The cast has been announced for Cul-de-Sac, the new play from playwright David Shopland. Ruth Townsend is played by OffWestEnd Award nominated actress Shereen…