Splinter Rhys John Edwards 19/09/2024Before the lights went up on Gemma Prangle’s debut play Splinter, there was already a sense that they could only...
Abigail’s Party Paul Richards 18/09/2024Abigail’s Party is Mike Leigh’s classic dark comedy of manners and mores, set in an outer London suburb on the borders...
The Lightest Element Sofia Moran 18/09/2024An often overlooked story, The Lightest Element brings to life Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin, the woman who discovered that stars are primarily...
Antony & Cleopatra Tim Hochstrasser 18/09/2024The recent opening of The Divine in Dalston as a new queer bar and performance venue provides a new location...
The Story of My Life Richard Voyce 17/09/2024There’s something truly magical about stumbling upon a captivating new show in an equally enchanting venue. The Stage Door Theatre—an...
Lazgi Tim Hochstrasser 16/09/2024‘Lazgi’ takes its name from a style of dance in Western Central Asia, which literally translates as ‘trembling’. It is...
The Sands of Time Owen Davies 15/09/2024Kirill Richter is a young Russian composer and pianist. His concert at the Coliseum was described as being “to premier...
555: Verlaine en Prison Owen Davies 14/09/2024This contribution to Arcola’s Grimeborn season by Green Opera is a re-telling of part of the tragic story of the...
Reviewer's rating Kim’s Convenience Jad Adams 12/09/2024Kim’s Convenience is a welcome sight in London as we don’t see much Korean culture on stage, despite the economic...
Symphony Sofia Moran 11/09/2024Shelley Rivers greets her audience in a pageant like sparkly blue dress. Her delicate voice echos over the microphone and...
