REVIEW: Garry Starr – Classic Penguins
Reading Time: 2 minutesIf your school days were the last time you had the bandwidth, don’t worry. Garry Starr has them all covered for you, smashed up altogether in his 70-minute comedy show Classic Penguins.
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REVIEW: A Stan is Born
Reading Time: 2 minutesA Stan is Born, written and performed by Alexis Sakellaris, is a beautiful love letter to the people in our lives who support us on our journeys of self-discovery.
REVIEW: Quadrophenia: The Mod Ballet
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuadrophenia: The Mod Ballet at The Lowry is nothing short of a revelation. This groundbreaking production reimagines The Who’s seminal 1973 rock opera through the expressive language of ballet — and the result is a pulsating, poignant, and visually electrifying triumph.
REVIEW: That Bastard, Puccini!
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe cast has been announced for That Bastard, Puccini! which is making its world premiere in London this Summer. Written by James Inverne (A Walk With Mr Heifetz, Primary Stages, former Editor of Gramophone Magazine), this compelling new comedy-drama will explore the high-stakes chaos surrounding Giacomo Puccini and Ruggero Leoncavallo’s race to claim La Bohème as their own, leading to a scandalous ‘battle of the Bohemes’, as each created their own version.
REVIEW: Gianni Versace Retrospective
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis exhibition is bound to dazzle and inspire fashionistas and fashion outsiders alike. On the 28th anniversary of his death, the Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibition at The Arches London Bridge opens its doors to the public. With…
REVIEW: Soul Food: Solo Stories
Reading Time: 2 minutesA show that leaves you feeling completely full! Soul Food Stories was a heartfelt celebration of heritage and joy as we see how food can play such a big part in our lives and communities. Told through…
REVIEW: SATURDAY SUPERSHOW CABARET
Reading Time: 3 minutesAn evening of dazzling entertainment that promises a perfect night out! As you descend down a spiral of stairs at the Phoenix Arts Club, you are plunged into a world beyond your imagination: fire eating, feathers and…
REVIEW: A SYMPHONY OF FLESH AND BONES
Reading Time: 2 minutesserene, and at times tumultuous, but always emotional
REVIEW: Happy Ending
Reading Time: 2 minutesBased on the experiences of two women, Cameron Corcoran’s Happy Ending recounts the experiences of a sex worker named Ariel (Helena Harrison). The show is a tight 50 minutes.
REVIEW: Till the Stars Come Down
Reading Time: 2 minutesA darkly funny, emotionally tangled wedding day drama that balances biting social commentary with moments of genuine humour. Beth Steel’s Till the Stars Come Down, which transfers to the Theatre Royal Haymarket after its debut at the Dorfman…