FEATURE: West End Unscripted!
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe initiative of West End Unscripted provides audiences not only with an evening among the stars, but the opportunity to contribute towards something truly important.
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REVIEW: Sand
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe story follows Dylan and Heather, a long-term couple trying to hold on to each other as Dylan’s memory and sense of self begin to deteriorate.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: MATTHEW SEAGER and LYDIA WHITE
Reading Time: 3 minutesFollowing award-winning, five star productions around the world, In Other Words will tour England and Scotland in Spring 2025. We sat down with Matthew and Lydia to talk about his envision on the effects of Alzheimer’s disease and the…
REVIEW: The Empire Strips Back: A Burlesque Parody
Reading Time: 2 minutesA Fun, If Flawed, Star Wars Tribute The Empire Strips Back: A Burlesque Parody is an unapologetically cheeky, unauthorised celebration of the Star Wars universe. It’s clear from the outset that this is a production unafraid to…
REVIEW: SNAP!: A New Musical
Reading Time: 3 minutesNot a show that is worth taking a picture of. As the title suggests, “SNAP!: A New Musical” is a new musical which centres around a conniving photographer and his studio as he pursues his unfinished business.…
REVIEW: TradFest – Bog Standard
Reading Time: 2 minutesEvocative storytelling The tale of “Bog Standard” is anything but bog standard. Written and narrated by journalist and story-teller Rachel Pugh, and directed by Marion Kenny, it is the true story of how Rachel unwittingly uncovered one…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Mya Onwugbonu
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Mya Onwugbonu, director of Do You Want Something to Cry For, coming to Theatre Peckham on the 20th and 21st May. Written by rising playwright Jerome Scott, this lyrical new production follows two black boys through different iterations of themselves—teen, adolescent, adult—as they navigate love, longing, and survival in a world that denies them softness.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jack Herlihy
Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Jack Herilhy, actor, musician and theatre-maker.
In this provocative new play with striking parallels to our own age of digital watchfulness, Regarding Shelley explores the paranoia surrounding Percy Shelley’s early years of political activism and the chilling impact of state scrutiny.
REVIEW: A Festival of Korean Dance: Jungle
Reading Time: 2 minutesWatching Jungle is like witnessing a living organism evolve in real time, vast, elusive, and pulsing with life.
REVIEW: ThePillow, The Sun and The Dinosaur
Reading Time: 2 minutesAlzheimer’s is a neurotic disorder that radically challenges how love is experienced, expressed, and recognised. Written and directed by Baihan Liao, The Pillow, The Sun, and The Dinosaur, gently attempts to navigate that challenge.