REVIEW: Wild Mix

Reading Time: 2 minutesa one-of-a-kind experience of queer healing, hope, and joy

Reading Time: 2 minutesa one-of-a-kind experience of queer healing, hope, and joy

Reading Time: 3 minutesStunning visuals and overall lyricism overshadows its core in storytelling

Reading Time: 2 minutesVoiced: The Festival for Endangered Languages is an inaugural festival that sheds light on endangered languages from around the world through poetry, live music, visual arts, and more.

Reading Time: 3 minutesA vision that is living, breathing, and breathtaking in its execution, while
critiquing contemporary social structures and gazing toward a horizontal future

Reading Time: 2 minutesUnlike anything I’ve seen before, Radio Live—though not a conventional “theatre” show—is the most profound and human piece of art I’ve experienced this year.

Reading Time: 2 minutes"A multi-sensory journey exploring a migrants’ past – building upon a strong premise, the show’s execution failed to realize its full weight. "

Reading Time: 2 minutes"A visually striking and emotionally potent work confronting urgent ecological and social crises."

Reading Time: 2 minutesPerfectly merging the political, personal, and entertaining, "Batshit" powerfully calls out the centuries-old monsterization of women

Reading Time: 2 minutesTwo people walk onto the stage – familiar faces from the poster. They look at the audience and smile, an almost clownish opening to a show drawing inspiration from Shakespeare’s Henry V.

Reading Time: 2 minutesDracula, a story so often adapted in mainstream culture, is revived and given new life on the stage of the Lyric Hammersmith.