Up until a few months ago, I’d spent an entire life loathing the lore of polar exploration. Captain Robert Falcon…
It's Christmas Eve, snow is falling, and in a traditional Irish pub a group of accomplished musicians are telling stories…
Opening the Croydonites Festival of New Theatre, Hannah Maxwell's one-woman show, Turn Your F*cking Phones Off, is an excoriating look…
Appearing on stage in front of a draped red curtain, Temi Wilkey’sLover Girl is tantalisingly cheeky from the outset. She…
Alexandra Shaw has written a puzzling play. We meet two young couples Francis and Jonah and Sadie and Rich at…
“If we can’t laugh at misfortune, what else can we laugh at?” And laugh we did indeed. The Bridge is…
Martin Guerre is a bold musical based on a true story of a young soldier who returns home after many…
Grief inflicted by tragedy, be it an inconspicuous accident or a disaster etched in history, always leaves the living to…
How does our history get passed on and who is in charge of keeping them alive? Memoriam is a company…
Living in south-east London means that Notting Hill can feel as distant and awkward to access as Cornwall or the…