REVIEW: Sacred Hearts
Reading Time: 3 minutesA portentous and eerie gothic drama that deconstructs subjective bias whilst delivering deliciously scandalous ecclesiastical romance of the highest stakes. “Is seeing truly believing?” Questioning…
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REVIEW: Missouri
Reading Time: 2 minutesA charming tale of community, hope and the triumph of young love. Missouri is a new coming-of-age tale from acclaimed film and television director EvanEnderle.…
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REVIEW: Jealousy Play
Reading Time: 2 minutesFunny and emotional musings about being neurodivergent in a competitive field Jealousy Play is written and performed by Rachel Isobel Heritage. It is a one-woman,…
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REVIEW: Vitalities
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Florence Peake’s Vitalities turns HOME Gallery into a dim, bodily landscape of grief, resistance and the stubborn pursuit of life.
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REVIEW: The Only Brown Deaf Man in England
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A barren stage, a single performer, a piece performed entirely in BSL and Visual Vernacular, The Only Brown Deaf Man in England makes a strong…
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REVIEW: The Pianist
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Władysław Szpilman, the Polish-Jewish composer and Holocaust survivor whose memoir sits at the centre of this new movie-to-musical adaptation of The Pianist, never wrote a…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kevin Finnan
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for a quick chat with Kevin Finnan. Motionhouse bring an unforgettable blend of spectacular dance and jaw-dropping circus to Sadler’s Wells East…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Katharina Reinthaller & Fae Fichtner
Reading Time: 4 minutes
Taking place in November, Voila! Theatre Festival features international, multilingual and migrant-led performances, across eight London venues
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sophie Max
Reading Time: 5 minutesWe sat down for a quick chat with Sophie Max, writer and actor passionate about female-led drama. Sophocles’ Electra inspires Sharp Edges at Camden People’s…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Anna Arthur
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Championing bold new work with roots in Croydon, the Croydonites Festival will take place from 4th – 21st November
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