REVIEW: The Capulets & The Montagues
Reading Time: 2 minutesEloise Lally brings a mobster twist to English Touring Opera’s The Capulets & The Montagues
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REVIEW: Swan Teeth
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn entertaining and relatable deep dive into love’s complexities. Throughout ‘Swan Teeth’, Playwright and director Sofia JM Bitelli invited us into the messy, complicated world of relationships. The play followed Adam (Benjamin Finch) and Agnes (Josephine Moore), a…
REVIEW: Pina Bausch’s Vollmond
Reading Time: 2 minutesA lyrical, elegant, and technically refined piece somewhat marred by its repetitive and clichéd exploration of the theme
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jasmin Vardimon
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down for a chat with Jasmin Vardimon ahead of her new show NOW at Sadler’s Wells East NOW marks the 25th anniversary of your company. What inspired you to revisit iconic moments from your repertoire…
REVIEW: Birdboy
Reading Time: 3 minutesA surreal, playful, and moving multi-media dance about weird kids — beautifully cohesive and captivating.
REVIEW: PLANETS!!!
Reading Time: 2 minutesCameron Sinclair Harris’ PLANETS!!! lifts off at Soho Rising 2025
REVIEW: Trestle
Reading Time: 2 minutesPropelled by Jilly Bond and Timothy Harker’s charm and chemistry, Trestle is a highly watchable, warm and intimate bottling of just how powerful friendship can be.
REVIEW: Trash!
Reading Time: 3 minutesIn the dark chaos of half-term that only young parents will understand, TRASH! delivers a family friendly show that not only keeps the kids engaged but gives the parents a surprisingly efficient outlet as well.
REVIEW: Gang Bang
Reading Time: 2 minutesTransferring from the Edinburgh Fringe, this three-hander plays fast and loose with its pastiche and homage to mobster films and northern references.
REVIEW: Kenrex
Reading Time: 3 minutesPress Night for Kenrex, written and performed by Jack Holden, was received with rapturous cheers and applause, not to mention a standing ovation – although these are handed out so frequently nowadays, they signify little.