Reading Time: 2 minutesButch loser Count Dykula (Rosanna Suppa) no longer scares the humans she preys upon behind big Asda. Propelled by her loneliness, Dykula leaves her gothic castle and enrols in Scare University to up her scare skills and find other monsters to consort with.
Reading Time: 2 minutesIt’s the educational fun of Horrible Histories, perfect for kids and adult fans alike. Horrible Histories was a huge part of my formative years, as it was for many currently in their twenties. I can still sing…
Reading Time: 2 minutesIntrigued? It’s Barbra & Liza Live! a night of show tunes and glittery tops. Steven Brinberg brings sophistication and a fierce bob to his renowned Barbra impression, and Rick Skye’s vocals and style brought Liza Minnelli straight into the Charring Cross Theatre.
Reading Time: 2 minutesCheckout is Pistachio Theatre’s one-woman comedy where the frontlines of customer service provide more than just angry customers and out of date meal deals.
Reading Time: 2 minutesSurrealist character comedy, puppets, endless laughs and a dark twist. Pull out your gingham blanket, and don’t forget your matching outfit, it’s time to have a picnic with Charlie Vero-Martin.
Reading Time: 2 minutesBy raising one singular eyebrow, Soph Galustian is communicating a message to a TikTok audience of over 200,000; without saying anything, they know what she’s saying. But for a London audience, Galustian has broken it out of the internet sphere, and with excellent polish and skill she takes her expressive face to the stage in all-new stand-up show, part of Soho Theatre’s Rising Festival.
Reading Time: 2 minutesSitting down with Charlie Vero-Martin ahead of her show Picnic we explore the show's origin in this intimate interview.
Reading Time: 2 minutesWithin the dystopia and deceit, A Mirror asks a confronting question, who decides what art is or isn’t? Why can’t art be utterly truthful? Pastel coloured balloons, pretty streamers, and an order of service. Take your seats,…
Reading Time: 3 minutesIt’s a play that inspired a Netflix series. Not the other way around. After its debut over a decade ago, Kim’s Convenience makes its European premier at Finsbury Park’s Park Theatre.
Reading Time: 2 minutesRelatable and familiar; goofy best-friend handshakes, turns at speed dating, and winning confrontations with the ex-girlfriend Traversing the world of modern dating is a treacherous landscape; familiar to many, cringe inducing for more. One Year Itch covers one…