Review, The Claim, Shoreditch Town Hall
Black humour and menace offer shades of Pinter in a serious play which dramatises the plight of one asylum seeker navigating the Home Office’s hostile bureacracy
Review, The Claim, Shoreditch Town Hall
Black humour and menace offer shades of Pinter in a serious play which dramatises the plight of one asylum seeker navigating the Home Office’s hostile bureacracy
Review, The Claim, Shoreditch Town Hall
Black humour and menace offer shades of Pinter in a serious play which dramatises the plight of one asylum seeker navigating the Home Office’s hostile bureacracy
Review; Fix, Pleasance Theatre, Islington
Julie Tsung’s intriguing set up playing on false memory and the supernatural is undermined by poor structure, inadequate design and a deflated ending
Review; Fix, Pleasance Theatre, Islington
Julie Tsung’s intriguing set up playing on false memory and the supernatural is undermined by poor structure, inadequate design and a deflated ending
Review: Hunger at Arcola Theatre
In any country, any city, any century, people can, and do, end up starving on the streets. Hunger is based on a semi-autobiographical novel written over 100 years ago by a Norwegian called Knut Hamsun.
Review: Hunger at Arcola Theatre
In any country, any city, any century, people can, and do, end up starving on the streets. Hunger is based on a semi-autobiographical novel written over 100 years ago by a Norwegian called Knut Hamsun.
As You Like It Review of RSC at The Barbican
A fresh, hilarious and gender-blind modern take on Shakespeare’s classic comedy of love and trust
As You Like It Review of RSC at The Barbican
A fresh, hilarious and gender-blind modern take on Shakespeare’s classic comedy of love and trust
Review: Anna Bella Eema at Arcola Theatre
Jessica Lazar’s one-act piece plunges viewers in to a terrifying and beautiful world of night-time horrors and fairytale fiction.
