When I arrived at the Camden People’s Theatre on Thursday night, despite having been there several times before, I walked…
For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy by Ryan Calais Cameron is a powerful,…
Bang Average Theatre’s playful restoration comedy follows a troupe of actors, Mary Moralless, Isabinda Mclovealot and Neil Hasbeen and their…
A small asteroid hitting London is the context for James Fritz new play now showing at the Soho Theatre. Rather…
“What if Juliet didn’t kill herself?” is the premise of & Juliet, a fun, feminist retelling of Shakespeare’s famous love…
Project Dictator takes control at the New Diorama exploring totalitarianism through clowning and protest. It looks fairly simple but it’s…
Telethon, written and directed by Stu Barter and Clare Dunn, is a surreal dark comedy exploring the division in today’s…
How many of you have researched your family tree only to come to a dead end because the trail goes…
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie has begun its tour and taken a stop at New Wimbledon Theatre. As with musical theatre…
Alexis Zegerman’s new play takes the form of a sitcom with heightened drama, raising thought-provoking questions about science, morality and…