Reading Time: 2 minutesA thoughtful attempt to harmonise Shakespeare with global voices– ambitious in spirit, if not always in execution Some people, especially younger generations, occasionally question the relevance ofShakespeare today, particularly his influence beyond the UK and his resonance…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA season finale from ASMF and Timothy Ridout, blending virtuosity, warmth, and heartfelt connection in a true celebration of music and its quiet magic. Stepping into the soft-lit space of St Martin-in-the-Fields on a summer evening feels…
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Company of Trees, written by Jane Bodie, digs into the harsh realities of high school drama.
Reading Time: 2 minutesAfter a sell-out Edinburgh Fringe run, Alex Kealy brought his new show “The Fear” to Soho Theatre. Regarded as one of the most exciting emerging comedians, Alex has supported major acts, including Jack Dee and Shaparak Khorsandi, and hosts his podcast “Gigs Pigs” along with Ivo Graham.
Reading Time: 2 minutes This play was performed by Abbey Grange Academy from Leeds, written by Satinder Chohan. This mystic tale, adapted from an ancient Indian myth, Manu and the Fish, follows the story of Mia and her sister Halima who are recent refugees.
Reading Time: 2 minutesAlex Thomas’s new adaptation for Dumas’ ‘The Three Musketeers’ is in a word: joyful. We’ve had our share in the UK of gritty re-imaginings and block-buster productions. But here we have something with some real soul to it.
Reading Time: 2 minutesAli Milles’ chilling thriller “The Croft” is a story of many elements - part Scottish folklore, part real-life history, part family drama, combined with love, grief, violence, hatred, and ripples of consequences from past decisions.
Reading Time: 3 minutesMan’s Best Friend does not shy away from the pandemic. It is, in fact, a show borne out of, and framed by, the pandemic.
Reading Time: 3 minutesA house full of women — past and present — grapples with grief, identity, and the weight of inherited expectations in Love (and Other Languages), a new queer play by Raffaella Sero.
Reading Time: 2 minutes Its latest offering, part of the Next Generation Festival, showcased emerging British dance talent from both White Lodge and the Upper School.