IN CONVERSATION WITH: Christine Bacon
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down with Christine Bacon, playwright of A Fine Idea and co-Artistic Director of ice&fire.
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REVIEW: Karate Kid the Musical
Reading Time: 3 minutesKarate Kid: The Musical is a highly successful stage adaptation that brings a familiar and much-loved story to life in a fresh and engaging way.
REVIEW: Reset
Reading Time: 3 minutesDownstairs at Bold Theatre in Elephant and Castle, audiences are in for a real treat. Reset, a night of performance vignettes, celebrates not only the three year anniversary of the theatre’s weekly actor gym, but also the joy of embracing uncertainty and change as catalysts for creativity.
REVIEW: Single White Female
Reading Time: 2 minutesA modernised reimagining of the 90s thriller
REVIEW: In Our Broken Hours
Reading Time: 2 minutesHe wasn’t a good person but he was my friend
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jen Chandler and James Heather
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Jen Chandler and James Heather, two performers in Learn From Us, which features people living with brain injury sharing their journeys and the lessons they have learnt in how to live through music, movement and projections.
REVIEW: The P Word
Reading Time: 2 minutesWaleed Akhtar’s The P Word is both an example of theatrical genius and of the power theatre holds in its storytelling.
REVIEW: Second Speaker
Reading Time: 2 minutesSecond Speaker, a new play by Nathan Chu, gradually opens out into an examination of the prison education system and the value of learning in environments designed for containment rather than growth.
REVIEW: Sizzling Hot Circus
Reading Time: 2 minutesSizzling Hot Circus is exactly what the title promises: bold, playful, unapologetically sensual entertainment delivered by performers operating at an astonishing level of technical skill.
REVIEW: Memory Keepers
Reading Time: 2 minutesMemory Keepers, the new work by guest artistic directors Kristina and Sadé Alleyne for the National Youth Dance Company, arrives at Sadler's Wells to remind you how much the body also keeps everything else including the grief, the joy, the smell of your mother's moisturiser and the feeling of being pulled back to something you'd half decided to forget.