Gender fluid yet stereotypical, Martin Crimp’s translation of Pierre Marivaux’s French play The False Servant is probably the outcome of…
Promising an hour of absolute tomfoolery, laughter, and hoots, the Bad Clowns Trio presented Bad Clowns: Invasion at the New…
Twisting the colourful Disney version of The Jungle Book, reproducing the grimness of Rudyard Kipling’s classic, interpolating it with live…
The timeless classic, Dirty Dancing, hit the cinema screen once again celebrating the film’s 35th anniversary at Eventim Apollo on…
A black box theatre, dimly lit, with a lack-lustre dinner table placed at the centre, invites the audience to settle…
From screen to stage, Fatal Attraction does make a long journey, making it relevant to a 21st-century audience after its…
Gulliver’s adventures come to life with the bizarre and delightful production of Gulliver’s Travels playing at the Unicorn Theatre for…
Theatre has been pedestaled, historically, to create a sense of empathy within audiences. We identify with the players on stage.…
Created at the intersection of stand-up comedy, spoken-word poetry, and theatre, Bróccán Tyzack-Carlin’s Turtle entertained the audience for an entire…
“We are…human. They try to make us forget it, but we don’t.” TRADE is a powerful narrative reflecting the issue…