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Adam Gillen is wonderful in Radio | review
Al Smith's Radio at the Arcola Theatre in Dalston tells the story of Charlie Fairbanks Jr (played by...
Kensington + Chelsea Art Weekend | Launching Thursday 27 June
Saturday 29th June, 6.30 – 10.30pm
Kensington and Chelsea art weekend opens with a party of an algorithm-generated...
Naomi Gray on her role in Horrible Histories – Dreadful Deaf
We all want to meet people from history. The trouble is everyone is deaf dead!
Directed by Paula Garfield, Horrible Histories –...
Josh Roche on his role in Radio at Arcola Theatre
Audible’s first solo venture into theatre production, Radio by Al Smith opens at Arcola Theatre on 24 June, and runs until 13 July and...
A conversation with director Jessica Wilson on play ‘Passenger’
The UK première of Passenger will be at Greenwich+Docklands International Festival running from 26 - 29 June at Beckton Park (Bus Stop X),...
Jordan Mifsúd on his new role in ‘While The Sun Shines’
"I’ll tell you but you won’t believe me. I slept in the same bed with an earl... No, not a girl, stupid,...
SINK WITHOUT TRACE |Exhibition on Migrant Deaths at Sea – 13th June – 13th...
P21 Gallery, 21- 27 Chalton Street, London, NW1 1JD www.sinkwithouttrace.com
Sink Without Trace presents works by seventeen artists...
The Sweet Science of Bruising |review
Wilton's Music Hall is the setting for Joy Wilkinson's play, The Sweet Science of Bruising. This fabulous Grade...
The Knight of the Burning Pestle at the Barbican |review
Francis Beaumont’s The Knight of the Burning Pestle is currently running at the Barbican London. A co-production by Cheek by...
Alice Kerrigan on her new role | The Sweet Science of Bruising
“When that bell rings, your life is entirely in your hands.” Deep in the heart of Victorian London is a...
