REVIEW: Natural Behaviour
Reading Time: 2 minutesBefore I watched Natural Behaviour, I had read nothing about it and assumed it would be a comedy of sorts. A satire about misfits attempting to find their place in this strange, pretentious world.
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REVIEW: Red Peppers and Aged In Wood
Reading Time: 2 minutesOnBook Theatre presents a comedy double bill of Red Peppers by Noël Coward and Aged In Wood by Cian Griffin.
REVIEW: Compañía Mercedes Ruiz, Romancero del Baile Flamenco
Reading Time: 3 minutesAs part of Sadlers Wells Flamenco Festival, Compañía Mercedes Ruiz Romancero del Baile Flamenco (Ballads of Flamenco Dance) is a 80 minute masterclass in the classical style of Flamenco dance.
REVIEW: Shhh! The Musical
Reading Time: 3 minutesThere’s something joyfully chaotic about Shhh!: The Musical – an hour of high-energy, youthful performances that wears its message on its sleeve, even as it’s busy breaking into song and throwing itself to the floor in the name of comedy.
REVIEW: WIGGY
Reading Time: 2 minutesThought-provoking conversations on race and extreme paranoia are the highlights of this experimental show. What if a Get Out situation wasn’t real? What if it was all in our heads?WIGGY, by writer and lead actress Chelsea Bondzanga…
REVIEW: Muerta de Amor
Reading Time: 2 minutesFlamenco reimagined as a ritual of love, surrender, and the shadows in between. Fierce and intimate, Muerta de Amor explores the volatile terrain of desire, power, and all-consuming love. Rooted in traditional flamenco and infused with divine…
REVIEW: The Watch
Reading Time: 2 minutesCo-produced by Bomb Factory Theatre and Chris Edge and directed by Merle Wheldon, The Watch, a new piece by Isabella Waldron, is currently premiering at The Glitch in South London.
REVIEW: A Night Of Theatrics!
Reading Time: 2 minutesPrepare to be swept off your feet by the magic of The Phoenix Arts Club’s A Night of Theatrics! Featuring sultry burlesque numbers, incredible feats of strength, hypnotizing aerial work, and so much more, there really is something for everyone: if you’re over 18 of course.
REVIEW: Permission
Reading Time: 2 minutesHunia Chawla’s Permission is far and away the best thing I have seen. Charting the relationship between two young Pakistani women Hanna and Minza (played by Anisa Butt and Rea Malhotra Mukhtyar) as they start university, Hanna goes to England, whilst Minza stays at home in Karachi.
REVIEW: Hatch and Scratch
Reading Time: 3 minutesA monthly new writing night curated and produced by Pathway Theatre, showcasing new writing by a selection of resident and guest writers at Riverside Studios.