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Acosta Danza: A Decade In Motion Review – Sadler’s Wells
L’ECUACIÓN IS A MESMERISING DISPLAY OF SYNCHRONISED MOVEMENT The tenth anniversary celebration of Carlos Acosta's dance company showcased the breadth of the director’s stylish catalogue of work.
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Emma Review – Rose Theatre
A MODERN AUSTEN THAT ACTUALLY WORKS I went into Emma at the Rose Theatre a little unsure how a modernised Austen would land but honestly, it was fantastic. Really funny,…
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Parasol Cocktail Bar Review | New Gem in Dalston
A HAVEN FOR COCKTAIL LOVERS: WHY PARASOL DALSTON IS A MUST VISIT Some nights call for chaos, others call for calm. And Parasol in Dalston turned out to the be…
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Oscar At The Crown Review
A NEON SOAKED, APOCALYPTIC DANCE PARTY YOU NEVER KNEW YOU NEEDED What a wild, fun-packed night out this was! Oscar at the Crown isn’t your typical sit back and watch…
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Reunion Review – Kiln Theatre
GRIPPING BLACK IRISH COMEDY COMES TO THE UK Making its UK debut, Mark O’Rowe’s ‘Reunion’ is a well crafted show around how, when it comes to family, you really can’t…
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Vlaemsch (Chez Moi) Review – Sadler’s Wells
CHERKAOUI ASKS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE BELGIAN TODAY IN VLAEMSCH'S EPIC UK PREMIERE ‘An ego defying moment, an ego defying moment, an ego defying moment’, these are the words…
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Dr Freud Will See You Now, Mrs Hitler Review
COULD THE FATHER OF PSYCHOANALYSIS HAVE DIAGNOSED, AND EVEN DISARMED, THE MAKING OF A DICTATOR? Dr Freud Will See You Now, Mrs Hitler, by Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran, is…
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Dagmarr’s Dimanche Review – Crazy Coqs
A TESTAMENT TO QUEER ART'S ENDURANCE Hersch Dagmarr may leave you in doubt about his spectral origins or his age (is he 20 or 120?) but one thing that is…
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