REVIEW: Little Women
Reading Time: 2 minutesLast night, I caught Anne-Marie Casey’s adaptation of Little Women at the Oxford Playhouse (running Tuesday 27 – Saturday 31 May), and overall, it was a really enjoyable night at the theatre
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REVIEW: House of Life
Reading Time: 2 minutesHitting the Soho Theatre with the confidence of a street preacher and the colour scheme of a drag queen, House of Life gets the clergy on their feet with their joyful brand of uplifting entertainment.
REVIEW: Love to Love
Reading Time: 2 minutes‘Love to Love’, written by Flo Petrie and directed by Oli Bates, having just finished its run at the Golden Goose Theater, is a deep and vulnerable examination of love and relationships.
REVIEW: Outer Waves Festival
Reading Time: 3 minutesOUTER WAVES is a new alternative arts festival designed to fill a cultural gap in Liverpool’s existing festival landscape. Inspired by the city’s rich underground music and art history, our aim is to celebrate and strengthen Liverpool’s grassroots creative communities.
REVIEW: Marshmallow Me
Reading Time: 2 minutesFrom writer and performer Rosie Pepper, Marshmallow Me offers an insightful story of living with and overcoming an eating disorder.
REVIEW: The W.I.G. of Life: A Conference
Reading Time: 3 minutesFrom Psychonaut Theatre, The W.I.G. of Life: A Conference is a witty and thought-provoking look into human history and our collective responsibility towards nature and ourselves.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Emma Nihill Alcorta
Reading Time: 4 minutesFull Moon Theatre presents a razor-sharp adaptation of Blood Wedding. We sat down with Director and Translator Emma Nihill Alcorta to discuss their approach to Blood Wedding.
REVIEW: The Ultimate Classic Rock Show
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Ultimate Classic Rock Show is performed by highly talented musicians and singers that have a wealth of experience in the music industry and entertainment world and are always in high demand! Together they recreate live, the biggest and best classic rock anthems with outstanding energy and stunning accuracy!
REVIEW: A Festival of Korean Dance: Ham:beth
Reading Time: 2 minutesPlaying as part of The Place’s Festival of Korean Dance, choreographer Jae-duk Kim brings high energy work with a very British inspiration. The all-male troupe of performers that make up Kim’s company Modern Table inhabit the energy and madness of Shakespeare’s titular antiheroes Hamlet and Macbeth — hence, Ham:beth.
REVIEW: Little Brother
Reading Time: 3 minutesPowell-Jones here directs a phenomenal cast in communicating an urgent message for our times, by relaying the incredible experiences of one young man.