I once described a Wooster Group production to a prospective theatre date as a “massage for the brain”. She was…
It’s 1985. London. Rupert Murdoch secretly relocates his entire newspaper operation overnight from Fleet Street to a purpose-built facility in…
At a time when humankind seems increasingly determined to write itself out of its own timeline, Neon Dance’s Last and…
What I find most unsettling about Strindberg’s Miss Julie these days is no longer the play itself, but that it…
Timing is everything they say. The Debate: Baldwin vs Buckley could have not come at a better time. Watching a…
"I know this play very well. I don't recognise this version..." So says Antonia at the end of this production…
It all starts with a thoroughly intriguing concept. Two performers mix live throughout — two DJs whose lives become romantically…
An empty stage. Neutral lighting. A square mat. Suddenly, a woman (Sung Im Her, the choreographer and company director) finds…
“Shanghai Dolls” at Kiln Theatre traverses nearly 60 years of Chinese history in a brisk 80 minute run, centering on…
Set in the basement of Shoreditch Town Hall, Darkfield at The Ditch offers four immersive micro-experiences around theme of fear…