Reviewer's Rating God of Carnage Marine Furet 14/03/2017fter their son has been hit with a stick by one of his classmates, and lost two teeth in the...
Reviewer's Rating Limehouse Chloe Darnaud 13/03/2017imehouse pulls you at the heart of Britain’s dismantling political scene in 1981, while sarcastically drawing parallels to the politics...
Reviewer's Rating My Country; a work in progress Aleksandra Sakowska 12/03/2017y Country; a work in progress is a verbatim work, compiled from numerous interviews conducted in towns across the UK in...
Reviewer's Rating Transit S.A. McCracken 10/03/2017he ZENDEH theatre company uses a quote from Shakespeare’s King Lear as its slogan: ‘The weight of this sad time...
Reviewer's Rating a profoundly affectionate, passionate devotion to someone (-noun) Chris Bridges 10/03/2017ebbie Tucker Green’s latest outing at The Royal Court is a depiction of moments in the relationships of three couples....
Reviewer's Rating Gaslight Amelia Forsbrook 08/03/2017ou may’ve heard of gaslighting, the form of psychological abuse where a perpetrator persuades their victim, typically a spouse or...
Reviewer's Rating La Strada Alessandro Zummo 07/03/2017he heyday of Italian neorealism in cinema lasted only a few years but its legacy can still be felt today....
Reviewer's Rating Ballet Black: Triple Bill Tim Hochstrasser 07/03/2017allet Black was established sixteen years ago by Cassa Pancho to offer on- and off-stage professional opportunities for black and...
Reviewer's Rating Avoidable Climbing Marine Furet 06/03/2017voidable Climbing blends singing, political parable and participatory performance in an underwhelming discussion of current politics. The title parodies Bertolt...
Reviewer's Rating Cosi Fan Tutte Owen Davies 06/03/2017ury Court Opera is a delight. An hour from London on the train from Waterloo, the two week festival takes...
