I Know, I Know, I Know, at the Southwark Playhouse was originally in place for The Vaults festival however with…
Written by French composer Bizet and first performed in 1875, and an adaptation of Prosper Merimee’s novella Carmen, which was…
This inventive take on a Shakespearean classic finds itself in the grizzly, ambient Vaults. Quandry Collective presents a world in…
For those who are not well versed in the Strictly Come Dancing universe, Giovanni Pernice is one of the most…
Salford based theatre company Farewell Theatre opened their show Me & Thee at the Empty Space Theatre last night for…
A black box theatre, dimly lit, with a lack-lustre dinner table placed at the centre, invites the audience to settle…
As people ponder eating their pets due to a cost of living crisis, and war crimes bleed from the airwaves,…
When I arrived at the Camden People’s Theatre on Thursday night, despite having been there several times before, I walked…
Every once in a while, a new musical comes along that is so compelling you want to run around and…
For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy by Ryan Calais Cameron is a powerful,…