REVIEW: Birdsong
Reading Time: 3 minutesBased on Sebastian Faulks’ mighty modern classic, Birdsong is a three-hour, two-interval behemoth that demands your attention.
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REVIEW: Son of a Bitch
Reading Time: 2 minutesMarnie, like all women, has felt the pressure to have kids. And now she’s had one, she regrets it, or does she? Son of a bitch follows the descent of a woman into chaos of the motherhood she never really wanted.
REVIEW: Too Many Books
Reading Time: 3 minutes"A semi-autobiographical writing on transnational adoption in the 90s"
REVIEW: The London Mothers
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn original World War Two story that is let down by its runtime
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Tia Hassan and Kate Scanlan
Reading Time: 5 minutesTia Hassan and Kate ScanlanCo-Creative Directors of MOVE IT, share some of their favourite dance memories and hopes for the future of MOVE IT ahead of their 20th Anniversary next weekend.
REVIEW: Mariposa
Reading Time: 2 minutesDeNada’s dance drama is fierce, unexpected, beautiful, finding a powerfully generative medium for storytelling in its melding of art forms
REVIEW: Main Character Energy
Reading Time: 2 minutes parody of a one-person show while also being an exemplar of the form. Such good fun!
REVIEW: The Magic Flute
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis was Mozart at its most magical, Wilton’s at its most atmospheric, and Charles Court Opera at its absolute best There are productions of The Magic Flute that dazzle, and then there are productions that truly transport…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Rosie Heafford
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down with Rosie Heafford who alongside Takeshi Matsumoto co-created the engaging and colourful show, The Sticky Dance, sees three dancers shimmy through the audience weaving a tapestry of sticky tape.
IN CONVERSATION: Taro Harasaki
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with Taro Harasaki, lead performer, of Drum Tao the internationally acclaimed Japanese drumming ensemble coming to Peacock Theatre from Tuesday 11th - Saturday 15th March.