Operation Yellow Ribbon was the name given to the organised effort to divert civilian planes in the immediate wake of the September 11th attacks in the US in 2001. Thousands… Read more Come From Away, Phoenix Theatre →
Arrows and Traps latest production Female Firsts presents two plays in rep; Gentleman Jack about queer icon Anne Lister and Shooting the Light about the less well know Gerda Taro,… Read more Taro (Shooting the Light), Brockley Jack Theatre →
Set in Belle Époque France, CAN-CAN! sells itself as a fun and frivolous new dance musical adapted from Offenbach’s original operetta Orpheus in the Underworld featuring a 17 strong all-singing,… Read more CAN-CAN! Union Theatre, Southwark →
Christopher Tajah’s one man show about the life of Martin Luther King Jr has announced a new tour across London. The show returns on 26 February before concluding in Brighton… Read more Dream of a King announces London and Brighton Tour →
I wasn’t aware of the existence of Garrett Millerick until I saw him MC a gig last year and was instantly enchanted by the man’s comedy. Rather than doing tedious… Read more Garrett Millerick: Sunflower, Soho Theatre →
Welcome to the UK is the fascinating answer to how you put on a play by a collaborative cast who don’t all speak the same language. The result is heavy… Read more Welcome to the UK, The Bunker Theatre →
An immersive, underground boxing match as the audience actions and reactions determines the winner. Exit Productions have described their work as being more like a game and this boxing match… Read more Fight Night, Vault Festival →
Malaprop Theatre’s Jericho is a look at WWE, journalism, Ireland, being a woman in Ireland, being a woman and possibly a reference to ASMR. For me it was a mess,… Read more Jericho, Vault Festival →
Danielle Ward’s The Half, which transfers to London after a sold Edinburgh 2018 run, is a brutal look at friendship, comedy and being a woman. Double Act Nell West (Anna… Read more The Half, Vault Festival →
