Private View Kate Mounce 15/01/2015 2320rivate View by Sussex Uni grads Plunge Theatre is a daring attempt at staging familiar, yet oh-so-relevant, discussions around the...
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown – The Musical Richard Voyce 14/01/2015 2481usicals are notoriously difficult to get right. Even the best and most experienced of composers, lyricists, and book-writers have failures...
Lonely Circus – Fall/Fell/Fallen Luke Davies 14/01/2015 2957LONDON INTERNATIONAL MIME FESTIVAL 2015 all / Fell / Fallen is a devised work combining acrobatics and live electro-acoustic composition....
Knights of the Invisible – Black Regent Luke Davies 14/01/2015 2584LONDON INTERNATIONAL MIME FESTIVAL 2015 t often seems that the shows and post-show discussions have an inverse relation, in terms...
KRAKEN Luke Davies 13/01/2015 2638LONDON INTERNATIONAL MIME FESTIVAL 2015 RAKEN is Trygve Wakenshaw’s second solo show – a fifty-minute mime, loosely based on the...
HVI: Play of Thrones Rowena Hawkins 11/01/2015 2357Â young and inexperienced king, warring lords, a young princess hiding schemes behind her beauty, an aggressive man of diminutive stature,...
If Only… Oliver J. Weinfeld 10/01/2015 2485ichel Tremblay’s ‘If Only…’ is a retrospective on his relationship with his mother, shown through a series of conversations from...
Royal Danish Ballet Soloists and Principals Lucy Ashe 10/01/2015 2867ugust Bournonville, choreographer, dancer, and ballet master from the 19th century, has created a beautiful repertoire of ballet that audiences...
Made in Britain Richard McKee 09/01/2015 2370he Old Red Lion in Islington boasts one of London’s oldest pub theatres, and it was packed last night (it...
Swan Lake Lucy Ashe 09/01/2015 3014wan Lake, first performed in the 19th century in Russia, remains a true favourite of ballet companies and audiences alike....
