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Review: Darling, 45North5.0Overall ScoreDarling is described as "an ode to magic and messy queerness" and this audio play certainly lives up to this. Personally, audio plays are not my first…
Review: Reset the Stage, Mono Box/Apatan Productions 4.0Overall Score Reset the Stage does what it says on the tin: dismantling traditional structures of theatre to pave way for the new. The…
Review: Raya, Hampstead Theatre4.0Overall ScoreTaking a nostalgic look back at our younger selves, it can feel like the carefree days of our youth were somehow better than the stress of the …
There's lots of theatre opportunites this week, particularly for marginalised communities. We've compiled a list for you below, which we hope you will find useful. Good luck! DISABLED SPECIF…
Review: Trestle, Jack Studio Theatre4.0Overall ScoreAs I sit down for Jack Studios' Trestle, which follows the unfurling relationship between two retired people, I am immediately aware that …
In our latest video interview, we chat to theatremaker, Tabby Lamb about Carly Rae Jepson, their latest project, Darling and put the world to rights on there being more creative roles held b…
Though she's overjoyed at the return of in-person theatre, Asia Choudhury is still desperate to see further change both on and off stage. Here, she talks about the need for more people of co…
Review: Doctor Who: Time Fracture, Immersive Everywhere4.0Overall ScoreDoctor Who: Time Fracture is the newest experience by Immersive Everywhere which has opened at the appropriately titled…
Review: Monday Night At The Apollo, Apollo Theatre 3.0Overall Score Bringing some much-needed theatrical delight to the stage this week is Monday Night At The Apollo, returning with another …
Review: A View from the Bottom, Whiskey Chow/Glasgow Buzzcut Festival2.0Overall ScoreOn 5 June 2021, as part of the Buzzcut super-stream-a back to back performance marathon. Whiskey ChowÅ
Review: Voices From Home Vol.5, Brighton Fringe/Broken Silence Theatre4.0Overall ScoreVoices From Home (Vol.5) is a curated collection of five short audio plays from emerging, South-East-bas…
Each week, we're speaing to different companies about their work with marginalised communities. This week, Outreach Officer, Lauryn speaks to Fraser Hutchinson, Creative Access' Head of Part…
Review: The Fifth Wall, Buzzcut Festival4.0Overall ScoreIt's safe to be said, that unless you've ordered something, nothing exciting ever comes in the post. It's either bills, tax informatio…
Review: Fister Act, The Turbine Theatre3.0Overall ScoreTrigger Warning: Sexual Trauma Fister Act, the new drag musical by Fatt Butcher, is a one person show performing in its full vivacity a…
Review: Labyrinth Diet, The Space 4.0Overall Score The Space's Labyrinth Diet is a nuanced, comical and intelligent dive into contemporary issues surrounding self-acceptance. The protagonist…
Review: Mates, Et Cetera Theatre4.0Overall ScoreLondon is not a city designed for hot days. There's not enough ventilation nor air-conditioning. And the mixture of pollution and the wet clim…
Review: No Strings Attached, King's Head Theatre3.0Overall ScoreNo Strings Attached is a new play, written by Charles Entsie and performed at the King's Head's Ignition room, which is transf…
Review: Pauline, Pleasance Theatre4.0Overall ScoreTW: suicide mention. We were already on this planet when our grandmother was pregnant with our mother. That is the statement with which Soph…
Review: Hushaby Mountain, Hope Mill theatre/Stream.Theatre 4.0Overall Score The initial artwork for Johnathan Harvey's Hushaby Mountain hints at the Angels in America aesthetic and the conte…
Review: How to Hug, The Vaults/Frumpish Theatre4.0Overall ScoreIn St James' park, almost a year ago, I reviewed a version of How to Hug where the pandemic was easing into a summer lul. I cou…
Review: Godot is a Woman, Pleasance Theatre 3.0Overall Score It is 2021 and the company of Silent Faces are still waiting for Godot. But there is just a tiny problem " they are not men. Josi…
Review: After Life, The National Theatre5.0Overall ScoreIt feels like only yesterday that I wrote of "the National Theatre's triumphant return" with Death of England: Delroy, performed in th…
Review: Boy Out The City, The Turbine Theatre4.0Overall ScoreA work-in-progress reading of Boy Out The City, a one man show written and performed by Declan Bennett, was the mid-week instalme…
Review: Blowing Whistles, The Turbine Theatre4.0Overall ScoreA rehearsed reading of Matthew Todd's previously acclaimed Blowing Whistles was presented at The Turbine Theatre this week, as pa…
Review: Six Characters in Search of an Author, The Tower Theatre/The Acting Gymnasium2.0Overall ScoreThe students of The Acting Gymnasium are presenting their newest production at the Tower …
