She Is A Place Called Home, Vault Festival
A strong debut from writer Esohe Uwadiae which has it roots in Nigerian customs but is a universal story about
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Message in a Bottle, Peacock Theatre
I hope someone gets it.
Love, Loss and Chianti, Riverside Studios, London
Contemporary plays, even verse plays, unlike their period drama rivals, have one important hurdle to cross: Is it relatable? In
A Little Space, Oxford Playhouse
A Little Space, is a newly-devised production, a collaboration between Mind the Gap, one of Europe’s leading learning disability theatre companies, and
Feel More, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
On the stage are the four iconic chairs that let you know you are entering the Feel universe. In this,
Jekyll/Hyde, Vault Festival
Originally posted on Soaked in Dreams:
Credit: Sophia Romualdo Style: Victorian puzzle solverWhere: Various locations around Waterloo starting at the Vaults. Rating: 4/5…
Blitz! Union Theatre
Oompah, Oompah If you wonder why Blitz feels very familiar, that is because Lionel Bart’s Blitz leans very heavily on
Spree, Vault Festival
The year is 1976 and after the murder of a young woman five FBI agents are brought in to question
Not I, Catastrophe and Rockaby, Brockley Jack Theatre
There are countless things to do in London on a freezing February evening like this, but tonight I’ve decided on a bit of
