REVIEW:Dimanche by Compagnie Focus & Chaliwaté

Reading Time: 3 minutesa surreal yet gentle puppetry-storytelling that melds absurd humour and poignant tragedy

Reading Time: 3 minutesa surreal yet gentle puppetry-storytelling that melds absurd humour and poignant tragedy

Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with writer Hughie Shepherd-Cross whose off-the-wall mafia comedy Gang Bang, arrives at the Seven Dials Playhouse, following a hit run at the Edinburgh.

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe true story of Miriam Freedman, Holocaust survivor, through a multidisciplinary exploration that is as hopeful as it is heart wrenching. At the top of As Long As We Are Breathing, the audience is instructed to breathe.…

Reading Time: 2 minutesTheatre, cinema, miniatures and trumpet combine for a dystopian tale How can we create our own utopia? Swiss based theatre group Frau Trapp bring their debut show, “Five Lines”, to the Barbican Centre’s Pit space as part…

Reading Time: 2 minutesCapitalism, class and the queer experience clash in this LGBT+ adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s classic. We’re in the aftermath of a party at Hedda (Joe Harrington) and George’s (Caleb Cura) new flat in Marylebone. They’re married. However,…

Reading Time: 2 minutesIncredible concept that is beautifully executed by a brilliant cast Heka is the latest mind-blowing production by Gandini Juggling, creatively blending juggling, magic and dance to captivate and surprise the audience at every turn. Founded in 1992…

Reading Time: 2 minutesEveryone desires an inspirational, mysterious, and graceful nanny like Mary Poppins, who brings joy, love, and magic into the world. Based on the beloved 1964 Disney film, Mary Poppins: The Musical explores the power of family, love,…

Reading Time: 2 minutesIn 1962 Sydney Australia, 15 year old Calynn falls pregnant and is suddenly thrust into a cruel world of punishment and condemnation. Riverside Studios, Hammersmith, is a lovely hub with a diverse range of activities for why…

Reading Time: 2 minutesBad Science is an ambitious and chaotic satire that takes a sharp jab at the political class’s increasing influence over the health system. After we passed multiple health crises and arguably, a mental health one, some will wonder what are the machinations behind such a government.

Reading Time: 4 minutesA Youngish Perspective holds this exclusive conversation with Anya Viller, the director of Ordinary Madness at Riverside Studios from 8 Feb to 9 March 2025.