Reading Time: 2 minutesNestled away from the harsh winter air, one finds themselves in a small, but vibrant venue filled with an eager anticipating audience, Irish accents, and mulled wine: everything required for a “Spectacular” evening.
Reading Time: 3 minutesFeel Me integrates physical theatre, projection and music to explore empathy through the lens of discussions and depictions of forced displacement.
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down with Zakiyyah Deen, who's debut play, created out of frustration with the lack of attention towards Black women’s maternal health, scrutinizes how intersectionality and British politics contribute to the lived experiences of Black women's maternal journeys.
Reading Time: 3 minutesMargaret Thatcher – Queen of Soho is an absolute riot from start to finish, and I can honestly say I haven't laughed that hard in ages.
Reading Time: 2 minutesDrawing from the final words of women accused of political crimes in Russia, this powerful play is a challenge to Putin and the Russian Judiciary.
Reading Time: 3 minutesRebels and Patriots is a powerful collaboration between Israeli, Palestinian and British actors that shines a light on the consequences of Israeli mandatory conscription.
Reading Time: 2 minutesProduced collaboratively by Fuel, Imaginate, Northern Stage and the National Theatre of Scotland, Hannah Lavery’s Protest took to the Traverse Theatre for a two day run.
Reading Time: 4 minutesThis house believes that Brexit has been a disaster and now must be reversed Brian Cox as Logan Roy from Succession appears on screen to deliver the prologue to warn the audience to be respectful and suddenly…
Reading Time: 3 minutesA thought provoking production delivered with style. This is a lesson you really want to attend Lessons on Revolution is described as “documentary theatre,” which is a phrase that I had not come across before but definitely…
Reading Time: 3 minutesConceived and written to commemorate 30 years since the racist murder of Stephen Lawrence, the 18 year old South East Londoner who himself dreamt of a future in architecture, The Architect and The Architect’s Dream – two adjoined yet separate productions from The Actor’s Touring Company and Greenwich+Docklands International Festival – takes us on a curated journey from Deptford to Woolwich tracing as it goes the various quotidian lives and loves and dramas and conversations of a regular Black family.