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 ...
In the Edinburgh Fringe Festival Programme, Anyone’s Guess How We Got Here is described as ‘ a road trip. A haunted house. A bedtime story. A photo al...
Whatever your expectations for Coming Clean are, they are probably wrong. The show is surprising and exciting from the moment you walk into the door o...
HighRise Theatre are a company whose work is all about reaching out to Britain's forgotten communities. Their latest show, Merryville, is a grime conc...
War Paint is an immersive theatrical experience located in a Marylebone flat; the audience is invited to walk through the space and observe four women...
The Joke is a frenetic little piece from writer/performer Will Adamsdale who uses his comedic talents throughout the next ninety minutes to take the a...
Repetition, mutation, evolution. puts language, delivery and gesture through four human components to create an ever-flowing process that is intricat...
The Old Image of Being Loved is an interesting concept but doesn’t quite live up to expectations. This performance is a theatrical event where the aud...
Another addition to the Sprint Festival at Camden People’s Theatre in Euston, Balancing Acts offers a touching and enlightening account of mental illn...
