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Hell yes I am tough enough – review
This hilarious yet unsettling satirical political piece by Ben Alderton at Park Theatre, London, gives us a manic,...
Scary Bikers review; grief, bicycles and Brexit.
Just a short walk from the squabbling politicians at Westminster, Trafalgar Studios presents a play set around...
Ghost Fleet – a harrowing tale of slavery and brutality
How often do you look at a label on food and see where it came from and really...
We’re Staying Right Here – review
We’re Staying Right Here from debut writer Henry Devas is a immersive manic black comedy that explores some...
‘Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train’ review
Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author Stephen Adly Guirgis returns to London and is playing...
Nelson Mandela: the Official Exhibition
26 Leake Street Gallery at Waterloo’s Graffiti Tunnels is transformed into an interactive audiovisual space taking you on...
The Ministry of Biscuits at Barons Court Theatre: review
I went along to Barons Court Theatre last night with my sister to watch The Ministry of Biscuits. This...
Bill Viola/Michelangelo at the RA: Life Death Rebirth
Why are we here? - The theme is life death rebirth. A joint exhibition of two artists separated...
Stop and Search at the Arcola – Review
Directed by Mehmet Ergen, Stop and Search, a play by award-winning Irish-Nigerian writer Gabriel Gbadamosi examines how we police...
Peter Pan at Richmond Theatre – review
Directed by Jonathan Kiley, Richmond’s
panto of Peter
Pan is a fun show for both children and adults. Robert Lindsay’s...
