View from the Cheap Seat

Ubu the King, Burdall’s Yard

Review by Joe Moss Ubu Roi, Alfred Jarry’s 19th-century harbinger of absurdist theatre, is THE scatological drama par excellence. Think

I’ve heard it said that chess is easy to play but hard to master. The production of Richard III currently

This is a new play from Kieran O’Rourke, his last play at The Vaults The Many Crimes of Hector Cartwright in

London’s railways stations are, for the most part, architectural wonders (I’ll gloss over Euston although they have just made the

Romance Romance, the all-male gay musical which opened at the Above the Stag Theatre in Vauxhall, is a beautiful and ornate chocolate

Review by Jake Laverde There’s something very timely in Penelope Skinner’s portrait of a lost man finding refuge in the

Wake Up! Of course you are aware of the impact social media platforms have on our lives. Most of us

Pufferfish is inspired by the serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer, a man who killed 17 young men from 1978-1991. Dahmer, much

I first saw Lekhani Chirwa’s Can I Touch Your Hair? as a part of Herstory Festival in 2017 and this