My penchant for menswear had been treated as a mildly immoral habit when I was growing up. But one night all the shame melted away It was 2018. I had a craving for an overpriced can of Red S…
Using the Royal Academy of Arts as its canvas Symphony of a Missing Room is a sensory exploration of the way in which visitors conduct themselves in a gallery. Along with a cluster of four o…
The Lion and Unicorn is a small theatre bar in Kentish Town that provides a monthly platform for an evening of contemporary dance called Cloud Dance Sundays. The evening is comprised of four…
“Enjoyable” isn’t exactly the word for Unheard. This new writing festival takes on the extremely difficult and often undiscussed subject matter of sexual abuse and violence…
Farce is a celebration of the ridiculous: of insane plots, physical comedy, and crude humour. Laugh Your Farce Off wholeheartedly throws itself and its audience into this extravagant world. …
John Milton wrote Paradise Lost in the 17th century, transforming Genesis into an epic poem; an epic that spans Heaven, Hell and all the realms in between. God, Satan, Jesus, angels and demo…
“ARE YOU LACTOSE INTOLERANT?” Amy Lamé screamed as she forced a woman to take a shot of skimmed milk, felt her up, and proposed marriage to her. After the show, I had to take a …