Reading Time: 2 minutes“The play embraced culture and bravery and standing up for what you believe in” “Run Rebel” is a stage adaptation of the novel by Manjeet Mann, an actor, author and playwright. The play was performed by Pilot Theatre…
Reading Time: 2 minutesForced Entertainment’s Signal to Noise is a perfectly baffling wash of delightful creative absurdity
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Gay Pride and No Prejudice is a fun re-telling of the classic Jane Austen novel, with a bit of a gay twist.” Gay Pride and No Prejudice, as the title might suggest, is a re-telling of the…
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Manchester Collective's Fever concert was a captivating blend of bold programming, virtuosic performance, and rich emotional contrasts that left the audience spellbound.
Reading Time: 2 minutesMarianne Tuckman, a performance and theatre-maker based across Leeds and Berlin, brings her one-person piece, “The Dirt”, to the Camden People’s Theatre.
Reading Time: 2 minutesIf you had to opportunity to catch the workshop showing of Lisa Peretti’s ‘Winghaven Park’ directed by Gabriel Barre at the Actors Church in Covent Garden, you will feel as lucky as me. However, if not... Then, let’s paint you a picture.
Reading Time: 5 minutesThis October, award-winning playwright Alex Oates (All In A Row) and renowned dance artist Esther Huss will stage Rude Health, an innovative arts project in the North East of England that explores health.
Reading Time: 2 minutesSecond Hand Problems is a play by Emma Kelly, directed by Neta Gracewell, showing at Theatro Technis as part of the Camden Fringe.
The play presents three stories of six women across different time periods, focusing on their personal struggles and how these challenges are part of a larger narrative. It also highlights the power of shared grief and joy, and how these women provide invaluable support to one another in confronting and overcoming their most difficult personal challenges.
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down with Iain Mackechnie, guitarist of The Other. The Other is an extraordinary hour of music and images from a pool of 8 musicians and visual artist, Shatha Altowa, some who have an experience of forced displacement and migration, from Scotland, Chile, Iran, Brazil, Syria and Yemen.
Reading Time: 2 minutesAlcohol disguised in plastic fizzy drink bottles, the yellow iPhone 5c and the sweet sounds of “Dynamite” by Taio Cruz - Tit(s) for Tat does a great job of bringing me back to my adolescence where the biggest concern I had was which top and jeans I was going to wear to whatever party was happening that night.