REVIEW: Nayatt School Redux
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Wooster Group is one of these pioneers. Performing in the liminal space in-between archive and living embodiment to validate and surpass both, Nayatt School Redux is of no exception.
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REVIEW: Avenue Q
Reading Time: 2 minutesAvenue Q is an up-to-date, vibrant show with an absolute corker of a cast - a brilliant success of a musical!
REVIEW: Matthew Bourne’s The Red Shoes
Reading Time: 2 minutesSomething very special happens when an artist decides to explore a story about their own craft. It often means that the story is told with heart, passion, and nuance, and that’s one of the things that makes Matthew Bourne’s telling of The Red Shoes so mesmerising – one of the many things.
REVIEW: HOUSE23 Presents Short Shorts: Comedy
Reading Time: 2 minutesA fun collection of comedy shorts
REVIEW: Fantasia Orchestra with Jasdeep Singh Degun: Between the Raags
Reading Time: 2 minutesThere are events that promise to curate a programme where West meets East, but there are others others that move past that idea entirely.
REVIEW: I Was A Teenage She-Devil
Reading Time: 3 minutesI Was A Teenage She-Devil really exemplifies the wonderfully mad spirit of The Other Palace. A Theatre known for putting on shows that break the mould or are a little out there in nature, this crazy 80s-inspired musical fits the bill.
REVIEW: Interstellar
Reading Time: 3 minutesInterstellar at the Royal Albert Hall. The venue’s recent film-to-live-score event offered what can only be described as one of the most profound sensory experiences available to modern audiences.
REVIEW: Deep Azure
Reading Time: 2 minutesWritten by Chadwick Boseman, Deep Azure follows Azure as she attempts to navigate life after the death of her fiancé Deep, killed in an act of racial profiling. The structure moves across time and between the living and the spiritual and reflects the disjointed rhythms of grief itself.
REVIEW: Dead Inside
Reading Time: 2 minutesRiki Lindhome’s Dead Inside is equal parts hilarious and heartbreaking, sometimes in the same breath Riki Lindhome’s Dead Inside at Soho Theatre is a musical comedy following her fertility journey, beginning at 34 and spanning nearly a…
REVIEW: Some Films Are Trash, Some Have Trash-Ness Thrust Upon Them
Reading Time: 2 minutesArchivist William Fowler and BFI programmer Justin Johnson have curated a
wonderfully varied roster showcasing the campest, sexiest and trashiest of 20th century cinema.