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“It's just a bit of fun” – a phrase that almost always justifies and precedes a bad idea, a phrase that Larry Lamb (Richard Coyle) exclaims in numerous ways, on various occ…
Mr. Njikam offers a witty take on the classic mythology of a hero's episodic journey with a lively African-American slant. There are a lot of high school and college scenes with wise teacher…
Syncing Ink
Off Off Broadway, The Flea
Reviewed by Maria Paz Alegre
BOTTOM LINE: You will throw your hands in the air, and clap until you just don't care!
A true MC is the paramount goal …
NSangou Njikam's good-natured but overlong play sends a nerdy teenager into rap battle, and beyond.
A new City Gallery exhibition tells the story of Melbourne's major newspapers and their deep imprint on the city. Ink in the Blood chronicles the newspaper industry's daily race against time…
NSangou Njikam's hip-hop musical makes its New York premiere at the Flea Theater.
Though it's probably impossible to pinpoint exactly the moment hip-hop emerged, it's widely agreed that 1977 was the year
I've had a rich few weeks for playgoing. In addition to productions I've already written about elsewhere " including, of those still running, Arrows and Traps' Frankenstein at Brockley Jack …
The 6th annual Tommy's Tattoo Convention, a gathering of tattoo artists, people who want tattoos, live music, performances, standup comics and other attractions, runs Oct. 13 to 15 at the Co…
Following a sell-out season at the Almeida, James Graham's play about a young Rupert Murdoch and his acquisition of The Sun newspaper in 1969 , has now transferred to the West End
Spike’s nine-year-old reality TV competition program “Ink Master” has crowned yet another champion: Old Town Ink. The veteran shop from Scottsdale, Arizona is made up of Aa…
ON SEEING IT AGAIN…THE LATE EDITION IS BETTER STILL… Nipping late into the Almedia after the opening, Â I concurred with every word of Luke Jones' review on theatrec…
A loving portrait of an unlovable industry: James Graham's play about The Sun's founding days transfers to the West End.
The post Review: Ink at Duke of York’s Theatre appeared first o…
Read all about it Following a wildly successful run at the Almeida in the summer, James Graham's first of three new plays for 2017 has transferred to London's West End for a limited run at t…
How the playwright James Graham and the actor Bertie Carvel give the media mogul a fair hearing in a play that takes a hard look at populism and the press.
A swathe of stars turned out for the show's West End transfer
See who will be joining Carvel and Richard Coyle in the James Graham play.
Jonathan Coy has joined the company of James Graham's new play Ink in its transfer to the Duke of York Theatre. The West End engagement, set to run from September 9, 2017-January 6,…
Sonia Friedman Productions and the Almeida Theatre today announce full casting for the West End transfer of Ink, written by James Graham This House, which will play a limited season at the D…
A reworked Coen Brothers script yields a broad, zany slapstick noir
Summer's officially over, but don't be sad - there's plenty of great theatre to keep you happy. Love London Love Culture's Emma Clarendon has rounded up the productions she's most looking fo…
"I should warn you that nobody likes me"Truth be told, I resisted seeing Ink for the longest time, mainly because I had zero desire to see a play about Rupert Murdoch. I feel the same way ab…
James Graham takes on the Sun and Rupert Murdoch, while the great Russian troupe bring Don Quixote and Swan Lake to the Royal Opera House1 The FerrymanNow extended into 2018, Jez Butterworth…
With the news of its West End transfer in autumn – well deserved – Â I Â finally caught up with INK (reviewed here on opening night by Luke. I agree with his rating of…
