Culture

Theatre Review: Bin Juice at The Vaults

Very much a triple threat, three women sit down for a job interview related to hazardous waste disposal but things are not quite what they seem. The action slip... Read More...

Theatre Review: The Time Machine at The London Library

Creation Theatre return to the London Library, adapting H.G. Wells’ The Time Machine to deliver an interesting dive into a bleak future from the uncertain prese... Read More...

Theatre Review: V&V at The Vaults

A dynamic two hander exploring the relationship between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West, contrasted with the distinctly modern coupling of Mia & Lott... Read More...

Dance Review: Chyna at The Vaults

An energetic and enlightening dance by Chyna, a young deaf performer who has found a clever way to express her truth through movement. Covering subjects such as... Read More...

Theatre Review: Flights at the Omnibus Theatre, Clapham

Three lads gather themselves together in a scrubby clubhouse on the outskirts of Ennis. They are here to mark the seventeenth anniversary of the death of Liam, ... Read More...

Theatre Review: Tryst at the Chiswick Playhouse

Tryst is a compelling two hander that starts in Edwardian London with the charming con artist George happening upon a wet behind the ears milliner Adelaide. The... Read More...

Theatre Review: Sticky Door at The Vaults

Katie Arnstein tells the story of her 2014 in Sticky Door, the final part of her It’s a Girl trilogy. She covers experiences with sex and depression in vivid de... Read More...

Theatre Review: Tarot in the Forge at The Vaults

The Feathers of Daedalus present a heady mixture of circus, dance, music and tarot reading underneath the railways arches at the Vault Festival. There is plenty... Read More...

Theatre Review: Jack and the Beanstalk at Theatre Peckham

An enthusiastic cast produce a fun modern pantomime in the heart of south east London. There are plenty of original songs, vibrant costumes and family friendly ... Read More...

Theatre Review: La Clique at the Leicester Square Spiegeltent

A dark and sexy circus returns to town. The lithe young performers of La Clique dive into the heart of London’s glittering West End, pushing themselves to incre... Read More...

Theatre Review: Excluded at St. Saviour’s Church

Intermission Youth Theatre have spent ten months workshopping Excluded, a lively Shakespearean mash-up featuring an array of the Bard’s personalities and themes... Read More...

Theatre Review: The Merchant of Venice at Drayton Arms Theatre

This is a lively and modern Venice stuffed with money, revenge and romance. Shakespeare’s text has been judiciously cut to keep the story tight as a cast of six... Read More...

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Culture

Theatre Review: Bin Juice at The Vaults

Theatre Review: The Time Machine at The London Library

Theatre Review: V&V at The Vaults

Dance Review: Chyna at The Vaults

Theatre Review: Flights at the Omnibus Theatre, Clapham

Theatre Review: Tryst at the Chiswick Playhouse

Theatre Review: Sticky Door at The Vaults

Theatre Review: Tarot in the Forge at The Vaults

Theatre Review: Jack and the Beanstalk at Theatre Peckham

Theatre Review: La Clique at the Leicester Square Spiegeltent

Theatre Review: Excluded at St. Saviour’s Church

Theatre Review: The Merchant of Venice at Drayton Arms Theatre