A New Kind of Kathak - Reviewing 'Aunusthan' by the Pagrav Dance Company
The warm buzz upon entering the Place Theatre created an atmospheric contrast with the early November chill outside. Little girls,...
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Trisha Gupta & Anna Mowery
Nov 3, 20234 min read
'As You Like It' at Shakespeare's Globe: Review
Hijinks ensue as the characters fall in and out of love.
Toluwase Agusto
Nov 3, 20233 min read
'The Father and the Assassin' Review: the Gripping Tale that Changed India’s History
The play, with Nathuram Godse (Hiran Abeysekera) as its narrator, breathes new life into a seemingly familiar technique. Whilst it is not...
Alyssa Erulin
Oct 23, 20234 min read
‘Portia Coughlan’ at the Almeida Theatre: Review
Marina Carr’s disturbing yet moving tragedy was first performed in 1996. Now it's back at Islington’s Almeida theatre, directed by Carrie...
Georgia Gibson
Oct 23, 20233 min read
Domestic Hell: ‘Can’t See For Looking’ Review
This is a play for survivors, and a warning for those who want to "turn away."
Hannah Sugars
Oct 23, 20233 min read
Playwright Deepika Arwind on 'Phantasmagoria' at Southwark Playhouse
In anticipation of the psychological horror Phantasmagoria’s opening on November 1st, I interviewed the playwright herself:...
Raphael Henry
Oct 20, 20233 min read
Police Cops: The Musical at Southwark Playhouse Borough
Police Cops has far more hits than misses
Millie Brownhill
Oct 19, 20234 min read
'Off Menu: Live' Review: A Bittersweet Performance
It has the ingredients for success but falls short in matching the captivating style of their weekly podcast episodes.
Noelle C. Sacher
Oct 9, 20235 min read
Artistry and Selfhood at Edinburgh Fringe Festival
There is a tradition on the last night of every Edinburgh Fringe Festival in which anyone brave, stupid, or drunk enough will hike up Arthur
Tori Taylor
Sep 16, 20234 min read
'Theatre Camp' Review: A Film Worthy Of The Spotlight
In the words of my mother, Theater Camp was “surprisingly good”. Even I, a self-confessed theatre kid, had serious reservations about...
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