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Exposing the Shadows: Mollie Milne on Making Her London Debut in ‘Firebird’
The fragile bond between two teenage girls is tested in ways neither could have imagined when one is drawn into the...
CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation Q&A
Featuring Lee Apsey and Sarah Kempton
For over a decade, CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation has been delighting...
Algorithmic Alchemies: How Gordon Cheung Bridges the Dutch Golden Age and the Digital Age
In his latest exhibition, Many Worlds, One Mind, the London-based multimedia artist uses pixel-sorting algorithms and financial data to unmask the...
The lens that captured the pop revolution
A Defining Moment: Andy Warhol with the Marilyn Acetate: William John Kennedy at the National Portrait Gallery
There...
In Conversation with Leah Haile on the Chaos of Black Comedy
This May, the Orange Tree Theatre invites audiences into a pitch-black world of hilarious deception. Peter Shaffer’s classic farce, Black Comedy,...
Identity, Art, and the Alter Ego: Jean-Luke Worrell on aggy at Park Theatre
Entering it's last week at Park Theatre, aggy is a bold, one-act exploration of the friction between creativity and identity. Running until...
Ancient Grease: A Mythic, Queer Riot in the Tunnels! | Review
Descending into the graffiti-lined tunnels of The Vaults is always an experience, but Ancient Grease turns that underground...
Northern Soul and Modern Struggles: Do I Love You Arrives at Wilton’s Music Hall
Rooted in the electric energy of the Northern Soul movement, Do I Love You is a high-octane production that navigates the parallel...
Sit or Kneel, The Other Palace | Review
An Ambitious One-Woman Show That Doesn't Quite Land
Mimi Nation-Dixon on one-woman comedy Sit or Kneel
Breakthrough one-woman comedy Sit or Kneel opens at The Other Palace Studio, Victoria, from 21–26 October (press night: Wednesday 22 October). This...
