City University of London Journalism graduate, Chloe studies French literature at La Sorbonne in Paris. Poetry and theatre enthusiast, she is particularly keen on reviewing plays. She also loves writing and has a passion for both photography and cinema.
“Shall Rome stand under one man's awe?” Full of rhetorical questions and eloquent speeches as instruments of mass persuasion used by politicians faili...
Diving into L’animal Imaginaire is diving into Valère Novarina’s world of poetry and absurdity, as he is not only both the imaginative author and bril...
Les Carnets d'Albert Camus is a spiritual journey between Algiers and Paris in the 40s and 50s. Taken by the sounds of wind howling, birds chirping, a...
“Did you hear? Felix Starro is coming!” echoes around the stage, opening for the first time ever an Off-Broadway musical created by Filipino-Americans...
La Trilogie de la Vengeance is the embodiment of Simon Stone’s wild vision of live cinematographic theatre. Upon arrival, the audience is divided into...
Located in the middle of the Vincennes forest, right after the horse stables, is a lovely wooden theatre with high ceilings and wood carvings on the w...
Settling into the nearly empty Pixel theatre in Paris, the décor announces the colour of Jean Genet’s one-act play: a red vanity cabinet, a red table ...
David Furlong’s adaptation of Misanthrope takes place at the heart of a modern TV newsroom, turning Molière’s critique of 17th century French society ...
The show starts off with some classic Cirque du Soleil performer spectator interaction. If, like most here, you've been visiting the Royal Albert Hall...
When Richard Alston says he created the piece very quickly, it’s supposed to be a good sign. It means he was inspired. Inspired by the dancers, he say...
