Byron Wallen played some innovative jazz at The Print Room as part of their series of Summer concerts…
Archives for Review
Come inside the Theatre Brothel and get a little bit of what you fancy
Greyscale presents the Theatre Brothel, a different way to experience performance, at the Almeida Theatre in London until 16th July…
Campervan charm with Laura Mugridge
Laura Mugridge’s show Running on Air about her adventures in a campervan is an adventure in itself…
East London guerilla opera
The Wedding Collective presents East London guerilla opera The Secret Consul on until 16th July 2011…
Postcards from the edgy
Postcards Late Night Cabaret at Jacksons Lane in North London was a vibrant mixture of circus, music, comedy and cabaret…
Being made to feel at home in 19 Princelet Street
A trip to 19 Princelet Street taught me more than our history of immigration and diversity…
It’s intensely comic at two-day alternative press fair
International Alternative Press Festival in London celebrates self-publishers of comics and ‘zines from around the world…
Lounging with The Leisure Society
Review of The Leisure Society at the Union Chapel with support from Sarabeth Tucek on 10th May…
Eyes on the stars
Eyes on the stars – Space as inspiration was a free event organised by the Royal Society in partnership with the Royal Shakespeare Company…
Thirsty Work: Seven Stars in London
The Seven Stars located near the Royal Courts of Justice is a small and uniquely decorated pub…
It’s a lonely life for the King of Tuzla
Arnold Jansen op de Haar’s King of Tuzla follows loner Tijmen as he travels into Bosnia with the UN. Interspersed with tales from civilians caught up in the conflict, this is a realistic and personal tale of the effect of war…
A mixed night out in Strindberg’s Apartment
Strindberg’s Apartment is a new adaptation by Simon Reade on until 26th February 2011 at the New Diorama Theatre…
Going Gogol over a coat
The Overcoat is a play adapted by Howard Colyer from a short story by Nikolai Gogol and is on until the 29th January at the Brockley Jack Theatre…
Licking our lips in Lincolnshire
The Tastes of Lincolnshire Christmas Food and Drink Fair had over a 100 stallholders offering a variety of local produce…
Robots in disguise
Past Continuous by Tony Bayliss centres around two bright, headstrong characters, Matthew and Sophie. They grow up in different homes, with different family issues, but are closer together than they can possibly realise…