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Gamble at Pleasance London | Review
Gambling is in the palm of your hand. All day. All night. Every second. Right. Now. The...
Camilla Aiko on her role in Scarlet Sunday at Omnibus Theatre
Written by James Alston and directed by Imy Corner, Scarlet Sunday is a mesmerising two-hander that delves into the struggle to...
Roby Dwi Antono ‘TUK’ Exhibition
Almine Rech London is pleased to present an exhibition of recent works by Roby Dwi Antono, on view from January 11 to...
Louise Marwood on her production of Rita Lynn
You know when you throw something really important away by accident?... I did this with my life”
Louise Marwood
Danny Charles in Proteus Theatre’s Indestructible
I’m tired, I’m tired of trying to play the system, I’m tired of trying to fight the system and I’m tired...
Kate Sumpter on her one-woman show SPIN
This London premiere, solo show is a darkly comedic takedown of a capitalist society obsessed with attaching morality to our bodies....
Stranger Sings! | Review
Written by Jonathan Hogue, Stranger Sings! is a parody of the hit netflix sci-fi series Stranger things. It...
Tony Bevan | Epistrophies and Heads
Ben Brown Fine Arts presents Epistrophies and Heads, an exhibition of recent paintings by British artist Tony Bevan, at their London...
Tiger at Omnibus Theatre | Review
Written by Joe Eyre and directed by Myles O'Gorman, Tiger is a bittersweet story about grief and feeling...
1984 at Hackney Townhall | Review
Hackney Town Hall, with its Art Deco architecture, is quite a fitting location for George Orwell's Dystopian 1984....
