Culture

White: Brixton House’s Digital Lockdown – House to House

Continuing the lockdown friendly theatrical model of delving into the Ovalhouse archives before Brixton House opens in Spring 2021, this second release is thoug... Read More...

Theatre Review: Declan – streaming at The Actors Centre

Theatres have moved into online spaces and the Actors Centre explore the possibilities of this shift with a feisty monologue, scheduled for an on stage performa... Read More...

Random Selfies: Brixton House’s Digital Lockdown – House to House

Brixton House is scheduled to open in Spring 2021 and is using lockdown to revisit productions from its Ovalhouse archives. Filmed by LIVR, the 360° virtual rea... Read More...

Theatre Review: The Machine Stops on Zoom

Delving once again into online performance, Big Telly Theatre tackle the dark themes of E.M. Forster’s prescient short story, The Machine Stops. With the earth’... Read More...

Joan review: an audiodrama about activism, social media and the domestic burden of women

With theatres pushed into darkness for the foreseeable future, dramatists are looking for new platforms to host performances. Joan is a new monologue, written f... Read More...

Theatre Review: Operation Elsewhere on Zoom

Here is a theatrical journey into a virtual world as Big Telly Theatre explore Irish myths with a unique lockdown style in Operation Elsewhere. Using portals on... Read More...

Theatre Review: The Tempest – Live, Interactive and in your Living Room

Creation Theatre have moved their 2019 promenade performance of The Tempest from an industrial estate in Oxford to the wondrous portals of Zoom. With sharp edit... Read More...

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...

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Culture

White: Brixton House’s Digital Lockdown – House to House

Theatre Review: Declan – streaming at The Actors Centre

Random Selfies: Brixton House’s Digital Lockdown – House to House

Theatre Review: The Machine Stops on Zoom

Joan review: an audiodrama about activism, social media and the domestic burden of women

Theatre Review: Operation Elsewhere on Zoom

Theatre Review: The Tempest – Live, Interactive and in your Living Room

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