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Limin Review | One Last Caribbean Summer on the South Bank
LOOKS LIKE A LIMIN SUMMER FOR US ALL For such a touristy hot-spot, there is a bizarre dearth of food on the Southbank, and sadly, come September, that absence will…
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Why I Stuck A Flare Up My Arse For England Review – Garrick Theatre
THIS IS THE SORT OF PLAY THAT IS SURE TO GET NEW THEATREGOERS THROUGH THE DOORS World Cup fever took over the West End for one night only at The…
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Acosta Danza Yunior: Next Generation Review – Sadler’s Wells East
BY THE END, MY HEART WAS SHINING OUT OF MY EYES Carlos Acosta has magnified his already illustrious legacy tenfold by investing in this troupe of breathtaking dancers.
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Entertaining Murder Review – Upstairs At The Gatehouse
THE CAST OF FIVE WERE VERY EMOTIONALLY DRIVEN Entertaining Murder is an exciting new musical exploring the lurid details of one of Britain’s most infamous female convicted killers…or was she?
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John Williams: A Composer’s Life Review – Royal College of Music
A TRIBUTE NOT ONLY TO JOHN WILLIAMS, BUT TO EVERYONE WHO BROUGHT HIS IDEAS FROM JOTS ON A PAGE TO THE BIGGEST SCREENS IMAGINABLE When people think ‘John Williams, ’…
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Riki Lindhome: Dead Inside Review – Soho Theatre
I APPLAUD TAKING SUCH A VISCERAL SUBJECT AS FERTILITY AND PLACING IT LITERALLY CENTRE STAGE One of my favourite facts about the TV franchise, The Bachelor, is that any time…
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The Rite of Spring/Mirror Review – Sadler’s Wells East
THE ALEXANDER WHITLEY DANCE COMPANY BROUGH MOTION CAPTURE, PROJECTIONS, AND EVEN AI TO THE SADLER'S WELLS EAST STAGE The troupe performed two pieces. The first, Mirror, a duet which explored…
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Turn It Out With Tiler Peck & Friends Review – Sadler’s Wells
IT TAKES SUPERNOVAS LIKE PECK TO MAKE PEOPLE INTERESTED AND ENGAGED IN DANCE IN A BRAND NEW WAY It’s incredible that amid her perfect technique, extraordinary athleticism, and endless grace,…
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