REVIEW: ARCADE
Reading Time: 2 minutesImmersive audio group DARKFIELD brings four works to the shabby confines of The Ditch at Shoreditch Town Hall for a two-week run.
Month April 2025
REVIEW: The Bollywood Guide to Revenge
Reading Time: 2 minutesA Bollywood Guide to Revenge is a wonderful unapologetically camp show about self love.
REVIEW:The Play’s The Thing. A One Person Hamlet
Reading Time: 3 minutesA single performer, a small stage, and a 400 year-old script, when handled with honesty and craft, can still make an audience hold its breath.
REVIEW: Descension
Reading Time: 2 minutesChronic Insanity’s Descension marks the inaugural production of FableMosh, the company’s new interactive digital theatre platform, offering an intriguing approach to audience engagement.
REVIEW: Dumping
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe focus of this work in progress show Dumping is on two female friends who have known each other since school and experience a friendship 'divorce'.
REVIEW: Nessie
Reading Time: 2 minutesCharming combination of myth and musical storytelling. “Nessie” is tale of full of heart, conviction and wonderful puppetry. Produced by Capital Theatres and Pitlochry Festival Theatre, this production is the first musical taken to through to full…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Haruhi Otani
Reading Time: 3 minutesAs part of its 75th Season, English National Ballet returns to Sadler’s Wells, London, with The Forsythe Programme. Interview with Haruhi Otani.
REVIEW: Wake
Reading Time: 2 minutesA clubland ceilidh that will make you feel alive I think I need to attend more Irish funerals. There‘s more craic in WAKE than an episode of Derry Girls. The beating of a bodhrán drum and the…
REVIEW: Animal farm
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe daring vision and deeply metaphorical execution make it a thought-provoking and unforgettable theatrical experience. This adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm is nothing short of amazing—a powerful and chilling reimagining of the classic political allegory. The production masterfully…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Katharine Farmer
Reading Time: 4 minutesReimagining Simon Stephens’ 2015 play a decade later, Katharine Farmer’s new direction of Heisenberg reinterprets the story of identity and loneliness as a queer female romance.