Review: The Importance of Being Earnest at Noël Coward Theatre

Review: The Importance of Being Earnest at Noël Coward Theatre

Michael HollandOct 1, 2025

This is Camptastic! Before the stage curtain went up it was held together by the legendary handbag – A stroke of genius. After that,…

The Maids are in the Donmar

The Maids are in the Donmar

Michael HollandSep 29, 2025

Yerin Ha, Phia Saban and Lydia Wilson in the world premiere of this bold new translation written and directed by Kip Williams. With their…

Peckham Digital Festival: Code, Community, and Creativity

Peckham Digital Festival: Code, Community, and Creativity

Michael HollandSep 29, 2025

Peckham Digital, the South East London festival celebrating creative technology and digital art, returns with a bold programme that invites the public to explore,…

At War with Myself

At War with Myself

Michael HollandSep 27, 2025

A gay soldier’s story like no other ‘Why go where you’re not wanted?’ So asks Jon Hague, a gay theatre maker, who puts down…

Review: Clarkston at Trafalgar Theatre

Review: Clarkston at Trafalgar Theatre

Michael HollandSep 27, 2025

There are many ways in which a play reaches the stage. Some have backing and launch themselves into large productions; others find success on…

Blue/Orange

Blue/Orange

Michael HollandSep 27, 2025

A multi-layered exploration of the inequalities of treatment within the mental health system Christopher has been confined to a psychiatric ward for a month.…

The Soon Life

The Soon Life

Michael HollandSep 27, 2025

The Soon Life is a bold new production at Southwark Playhouse Borough this October The theatre will host two post-show discussion panels in partnership…

In the Loop of Limerence

In the Loop of Limerence

Michael HollandSep 27, 2025

Horror shaped by real conversations and experiences Tanya-Loretta Dee’s debut play Loop is a bold fusion of folk tale and horror. A surreal one-woman…

Seen in Lewisham

Seen in Lewisham

Michael HollandSep 27, 2025

A powerhouse of creativity Next month, Nouveau Riche, the multi-award-winning creative movement, co-founded by critically-acclaimed local playwright Ryan Calais Cameron teams up for the…

Haunted Shadows for Halloween

Haunted Shadows for Halloween

Michael HollandSep 27, 2025

The Gothic Tales of Edith Nesbit  Haunted Shadows – The Gothic Tales of Edith Nesbit – is three ghost stories: A Strange Experience, The…

Review: Bacchae at the National Theatre

Review: Bacchae at the National Theatre

Michael HollandSep 26, 2025

A mesmerising and powerful modern commentary wrapped up in a Greek tragedy Is the theatre pretentious, inaccessible and slightly stuffy? Most certainly! That’s why brave,…

Memories in the Gasworks

Memories in the Gasworks

Michael HollandSep 26, 2025

Mémoires des corps [Embodied Memories] is the first UK solo exhibition by Paris-based artist Marie-Claire Messouma Manlanbien. Through textile, drawing, sculpture, video-performance and installation,…