Theatre

There's something uncomfortable about this piece, disguised by water pistols, sweets and funny-faced Russian Dolls, it gnaws at you beneath the laughter and there's an element that persists long after Katie's taken her bow. Showing at The Soho Theatre until May 6th 2017

Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory’s dynamic and enjoyable production satirises this ‘superficial age’ of the internet, fake news and demagoguery.

Eclipse feels authentic. This compassionate production gives an insight into how one young person comes to terms with identity and sexuality. By Creative Youth Network. Reviewed at The Station, Bristol.

A summer full of fun for fans of the classic film.

Some sweet Nineties nostalgia with some stand out moments.

Amira is a refugee but dreams of being an astronaut. This fascinating, non-verbal production takes us on her journey from her war-torn homeland through to the refugee camps via outer space.

The Royal Court’s visually striking production of Caryl Churchill’s play at Bristol Old Vic. Darkly humorous, Escaped Alone is startling, puzzling and compelling.

A colourful and playful romp that doesn't shy away from some of Dahl's gruesome ideas.

(Excerpt of an interview with Jeremy Herrin [Director of Headlong], Jack Thor

The latest Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory production of Othello feels discomfortingly relevant.