Review: Flesh and Bone, Soho Theatre
An East London sink estate is the setting for Eliot Warren's visceral, tragicomic depiction of life in the margins of The post Review: Flesh and Bone, Soho Theatre appeared first on A Younge…
An East London sink estate is the setting for Eliot Warren's visceral, tragicomic depiction of life in the margins of The post Review: Flesh and Bone, Soho Theatre appeared first on A Younge…
Dom Coyote's pioneering brand of gig-theatre now tackles that perennially popular theme, time-travel. In the faintly sinister cellars of Shoreditch The post Review: We Can Time Travel, Shore…
Teenage nostalgia is a powerful structure for a piece of drama. It's easy for those school-day memories to recede among the cacophony of adult life, but when they do resurge, it's like a tri…
I'm not a huge fan of horror theatre " I point-blank refused to see 'The Woman in Black' in the theatre, and could only watch the film version behind the comfort of a cushion. Even a student…
Stephen Schwartz and Roger O. Hirson's hit 1970's musical Pippin, now showing at the Southwark Playhouse after a successful run at Manchester's Hope Mill Theatre, is guaranteed to raise temp…