The Tempest | Waterloo East Theatre | Review
Here is my review for The Tempest, at the Waterloo East Theatre until Oct 28th. A modern and interesting interpretation of a classic tale.
Here is my review for The Tempest, at the Waterloo East Theatre until Oct 28th. A modern and interesting interpretation of a classic tale.
This Halloween, enter a terrifying horror maze inspired by the Day of the Dead and incorporating installation art, live performance and interactive challenges. In the basement of the old Hackney archives, survive a series of treacherous worlds in order to Read More …
The Mimetic Festival at the Waterloo Vaults runs from the 18th until the 29th November. It showcases cutting edge cabaret and theatre like you have never seen it before. I caught up with artistic director Alexander Parsonage and cabaret programmer Read More …
Jodie Prenger – Interview The rootin’ tootin’ Calamity Jane cracks into the Hawth Theatre, Crawley on November 11th. I spoke to the show’s star Jodie Prenger about the tour, her career and what she thinks of celebrity divas.
“You may travel about while reclining at ease, and scan the countries of the world without going out of doors.” Beijing, 1582. An Italian Jesuit presents the Emperor of China with a map as tall as a man and twice Read More …
The World Premiere of FREE FALL by Vinay Patel 14th October – 1st November, Pleasance Islington From emerging writer Vinay Patel, the world premiere of Free Fall will run at Pleasance Islington from Tuesday 14 October until Saturday 1 November
Jacques Brel is alive and well and living in Paris. Charing Cross Theatre Running until November 22nd.
Regardless of whether it snows this Christmas, on October 29th, Fenwick promises a white night to remember. Bond Street’s most renowned department store has collaborated with Irving Berlin’s White Christmas to showcase a festive season customers will fall in love Read More …
A solid and well researched presentation that challenges the way you conceive others. When a production is described as ‘alternative’ you are never quite sure what you are going to experience. Confirmation at the Battersea Arts Centre is written and Read More …
Cans – Written by Stuart Slade Performed by Jennifer Clement (Three Sisters, Love and Understanding) and Graham O’Mara (Sense and Sensibilty, Othello) The last year of Dad’s life was a nightmare. But you know what? That was one year in Read More …