REVIEW: Juliet & Romeo
Reading Time: 3 minutesDirected by award-winning director/choreographer Ben Duke, Juliet & Romeo at the Bristol Old Vic takes on our cultural obsession with youth and our inevitable issues with longevity.
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REVIEW: The Woman in Black
Reading Time: 3 minutes“No matter how much you may brace yourself, this show is ready to startle you.” The Woman In Black, will never grow old, terrorising those who watch it. Directed by Robin Herford, a champion of this account…
REVIEW: Even More… Ghost Stories by Candlelight
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn absolutely terrifying show that’ll get your heart rate up
REVIEW: Spin Cycle
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis absurdist piece of theatre profoundly found the in between, answering the unanswered questions between our two characters, Kitt and Noel.
REVIEW: The Christmas Thing
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Christmas Thing is an interactive festive variety show by Tom Clarkson and Owen Visser, set in a colorful TV-like studio. It engages the audience with games and storytelling, creating a lively atmosphere. The performers’ uplifting spirits and seamless technical execution contribute to an endearing and chaotic Christmas experience, leaving attendees joyful and satisfied.
REVIEW: Chunky Move: 4/4
Reading Time: 2 minutesChunky Move: 4/4, performed at the Southbank centre was an absolute sensation in every possible way. Directed and conceptualised by Antony Hamilton, this performance piece strung from rhythms, timing and memory to create the most wonderful and, what felt to me, organised performance art I have ever seen.
REVIEW: Su Mi: Banana Beard
Reading Time: 2 minutesSu welcomes us into her work in progress performance of Su Mi: Banana Beard, firstly acknowledging the fact that it was a WIP, a work in progress, tells the audience what to do, in case something goes wrong, ‘It’s all part of the plan’, she says, making the audience repeat it several times. But I am believed to think nothing went wrong.
REVIEW: King Lear
Reading Time: 2 minutesTang Shu-Wing Theatre Studio’s European premier of King Lear, directed by Shu-Wing Tang, takes London by storm with this fascinating and terrifying interpretation of one of Shakespeare’s most renowned plays.
REVIEW: The Power (Of) The Fragile
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Power (Of) The Fragile, performed at Sadler’s Well, created and performed by Mohamed Toukabri, performed alongside Mimouna (Latifa) Khamessi, intimately welcomes us into the world of sorrow, longing and dreaming: a story of a mother and son reuniting once again after years apart.
REVIEW: The Pinot Princess
Reading Time: 2 minutesPinot Princess written by Lorraine Mullaney and directed by Deidre Daly depicted the character of Mary, an actor running a show called, the Pinot Princess, attempting to handle her acting life, love life and her detached relationship with her mother all at once.