It is always exciting to encounter multilingual theatre in London, particularly in a city with such a complex mix of…
There are some concerts where you know from the opening notes that you’re in for an evening of big voices…
Following their success at the Edinburgh Fringe, here comes CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation at the Underbelly Boulevard in Soho London.…
Desire, dysfunction, and drama doubled. The Lover & A Slight Ache, directed by David Erdos, is a double bill of…
Current/Y is a genuinely interesting but uneven 50-minute piece exploring our relationship with AI, social media and algorithms. Some sequences…
We begin with quite a dilemma because the curtain rises on one of the most intriguing, complex sets I’ve ever…
Blackburn Drama Club’s staging of Cluedo is an absolute blast of nostalgic entertainment. Based on the beloved board game and…
The declaration that ‘humanity is doomed’ has been haunting our imagination for millennia. In the past, extinction predictions came from…
Emma or Emily, written and directed by Moon Kim, with music by Ábel Misha Gille Esbenshade, is an experimental play-opera…
On Thursday evening, I sat for an hour at the Hull Truck Theatre, watching three performers who never uttered one…