Thought-provoking and Mesmerising
Discover the surreal and spellbinding work of Haegue Yang at Leap Year, the first major UK survey of the internationally-celebrated artist, writes Rosanna J…
Review: Marcella’s Minute To Midnight – Brockley Jack Studio
A Life in a Loft In Marcella’s Minute To Midnight the postman didn’t just knock twice but kept coming back until Marcella realised she…
Review: A Face In The Crowd – Young Vic
A fun evening out with great music In A Face in the Crowd, Marcia Jeffries (Anoushka Lucas) has one main ambition: to use her…
Rogues Go Underground
They will rise through the quality of their art The inaugural exhibition of the Rogues Gallery collective was held in the magnificent surroundings of…
Review: Princess Essex – The Globe
A good play that allows Odeke to promote the working-class and womanhood Anne Odeke’s Princess Essex opens with the staff of well-to-do Mrs Bugle…
Review: The Truth About Harry Beck – London Transport Museum
Harry Beck was a draughtsman in the Signalling Department at London Transport whose job it was to create diagrams that simplified electrical circuits, but…
Review: Julius Caesar – Southwark Playhouse
This bold production will certainly appeal to screen-savvy youngsters studying Shakespeare Frida was excited by the promise of a futuristic take on Shakespeare’s bloody…
Unlock The Secret Dalchini Experience
A place of myth and mystery Walking into Dalchini was nothing like walking into your local Indian. In fact, the subtleness of its charms…
Review: Kirill Richter – Coliseum
Kirill Richter Plays London The London Coliseum felt like the place to be as it warmly welcomed the virtuoso musician, pianist and composer Kirill…
Review: The Real Thing – Old Vic
This House of Cards Crashes ‘Met him on a Monday and his name was Bill, a do ron ron ron a do ron ron…’…
Review: Death of England: Closing Time – Soho Place
A slick and fast-paced set-to between two women Closing Time is the final instalment of Death of England, Clint Dyer and Roy Williams’ state-of-the-post-Brexit-divided-nation…
Review: The Comedy of Errors – The Globe
A Whirlwind of Confusion and Madness Shakespeare’s Globe presents The Comedy of Errors as part of its 2024 Summer Season: ‘Feel Alive’. Co-directors Naeem…