11 stories by "Tasha Clare"
Akram Khan has become one of the UK's most influential artists. His recent appearances include a dance performance in the 2012 Olympic Games opening ceremony alongside Emeli Sandé, as well …
The concept for Dottir, performed by Riot Act, is a great one. The daughters from Shakespeare's plays are given the chance to have a say, to voice what they are unable to within the plays th…
Into The Hoods: Remixed is an upbeat family show, with an attractively relaxed and inviting quality. It is a revival, and first played in 2006 as the first ever hip-hop dance show in the Wes…
Teddy Ferrara at the Donmar is a rare thing: utterly absorbing, politically urgent and polished to a tee. Christopher Shinn's play is about the LGBTQ community on an American campus. It is i…
Kitten Killers are loud, proud and they're having fun. We're asked to shout “woof” if we've seen them before and “woof” if we haven't. This simple silliness character…
We are all here with our dogs, we are told, and we have come to see a dog show. This is just the start of a series of unfailingly imaginative vignettes derived from interlinking stories, abo…
What is immediately arresting about Pomona is the way in which director Ned Bennett and designer Georgia Lowe spill this dark and twisted world beyond the stage space. Strip lights flicker i…
This is Get Over It Productions' ninth year at the Camden Fringe; they just can't get enough. This year they have brought their gothic version of Shakespeare's The Tempest, impressively cond…
She Ain't Heavy, She's My Mother is a one-man confessional, written and performed by Simon Dean. In an hour of stage time he describes his experiences of growing up with a mother who suffere…
Crossing Jerusalem claims to deliver an engaging take on Israeli politics, but the result is a largely unsuccessful attempt to deliver an inherently problematic script. Julia Pascal writes a…
Danny Braverman performs this unique one-man show, sharing the true story of his great uncle Ab, who drew over 3000 pictures for his wife Celie on the back of his wage packets throughout the…
