Cat and Mouse review at Village Underground, London " 'quirky animation'
Shoreditch music venue Village Underground's first in-house theatre production comes care of Paul Barritt, animator and co-artistic director of 1927. Cat and
Shoreditch music venue Village Underground's first in-house theatre production comes care of Paul Barritt, animator and co-artistic director of 1927. Cat and
The mythology of touring: David Ralf reviews Charlie Fink and Jade Anouka performing a work combining Fink's new album with a monologue by David Greig. The post Review: Cover My Tracks at t…
Succeeding in being incredibly tough to watch from a metropolitan, socially liberal perspective, Jam pits a 13-year-old white boy with ADHD from
Asif Khan is most well-known for his remarkable performance in one-man monologue quartet Love, Bombs and Apples, and his debut outing as
Assata Shakur, a Black Panther in the 1970s, is alive today and living in Cuba. In Kalungi Ssebandeke's first full length play,
A stage awash with blood and smoke: David Ralf delves into the uneasy moralities at play in Jamie Lloyd's Bush Theatre production of Pulitzer nominee Rajiv Joseph's brutal two-hander. The po…
What colour is "brave and loyal"? What flavour conveys "confident and conscientious"? In Focus Group*, one half of the audience is asked
A free association flutter of fingers opens Only Bones. Part of the London International Mime Festival, Thomas Monckton's show sees him make
Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society continues to fail upwards, now finding itself the winner of the BBC's Community Choice Award, and its infamous
Arlene Phillips makes her pantomime debut in a lavish Dick Whittington in Wimbledon, where the streets may not be paved with gold,