Alexander Bennett: Emotional Daredevil
Filming of final performances of acclaimed genre-blending comedy show
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Review: CADEL: LUNGS ON LEGS, Riverside Studios
Connor Delves delivers a remarkable one man show about a remarkable man…
Review: OUR GHOST DRINKS MATCHA, The Etcetera Theatre
'...the standout of the piece is the writing itself. Daye has a gift for calling out performative activism in a way that doesn’t feel accusatory... Our Ghost Drinks Matcha explores the grey area, the place where there isn’t a ‘happy ending’...'…
Review: SOME WOMAN, Starring Anne-Marie Duff, National Theatre
The National Theatre continue their commitment to new writing with a piece by Helen Edmundson. While this is wonderful in itself, this is not only a matter of having an original play on stage. Some Woman spotlights a category that’s often forgotten by the entertainment business, featuring a middle…
Review: THE BARBER OF SEVILLE, Glyndebourne
If you want to bring a little Spanish warmth into your autumn, you could do much worse than head down to Sussex, where Glyndebourne's Autumn Season is now in full swing. In 1775, Beaumarchais created the character of Figaro in his play Le Barbier de Séville and over 250 years later, we are still…
Review: TOM AT THE FARM, Barbican Theatre
Part Wuthering Heights, part God’s Own Country, this is a familiar tale viewed through an interesting lens. It doesn’t necessarily need to reinvent the wheel, but it does need to give us a reason to look at it differently.…
Review: GHOSTS, Jermyn Street Theatre
Helene Alving is about to inaugurate an orphanage dedicated to the memory of her late husband, an austere, unfaithful, and unpleasant man. Their son Oswald, who’d been sent away as a child to be protected from the inevitable scandals that would hit his father, returns home. His arrival comes with …
Review: THE CHERRY ORCHARD, Starring Kristin Scott Thomas, Harold Pinter Theatre
Kristin Scott Thomas and Stephen Mangan lead a starry cast in a play that can't quite locate the fragile centre of the swirl of relationships in rural Russia…
Review: MANON, Royal Ballet & Opera
It's impressive to have the same work showing at two companies simultaneously, and such is the case for Kenneth MacMillan’s 1974 full-evening work Manon. The ballet is currently in season at the Paris Opera and also opened last night at the Royal Ballet and Opera. Leading the cast are Francesca Ha…
Review: THE BANALITY OF EVIL: HANNAH ARENDT, FRANCE, 1940, Arcola Theatre
Doktor Arendt's ideas have never been more needed here than they are right now…
Review: HEATED RIVALRY: THE UNAUTHORIZED MUSICAL PARODY, Underbelly Soho
Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody is simply hilarious. Dylan Marcaurele writes an abridged 75-minute run-through of the show where original songs coexist with referential numbers, creating an endlessly amusing and entertaining mix. The lyrics are so comically unpredictable that the pi…
Past Shows
19 total · showing 11–19
Getting a Drink at the End of the World
Following the announcement of a world ending meteor, Leo and Michelle find themselves working in a busy cocktail bar in the final days of Earth trying desperately to find meaning in the ensuing chaos.
Fill Your Pockets with Sunshine
Fill Your Pockets with Sunshine is a drama that weaves together how childhood experiences and trauma can change the trajectory of one's life. Kezia embarks on a personal journey to explore and understand the complexities of mental illness, particularly in the context of familial...
The Upward Journey of a Champagne Bubble
“What would you say if your words had no consequences?” The day has finally arrived for childhood romantics Daisy and Marmaduke – the house is clean, scented candles are blazing, expensive wine prepped in the pantry – now all is left to be done is to pass a very simple trial...
Caged – A dance with darkness
It’s not just a queer love story. It’s a healing ceremony disguised as a play. It’s spiritual warfare wrapped in a personal diary. It’s what happens when a gentle soul refuses to be erased.
Static Lives
Adam, a social media moderator, witnesses a man kill himself on a live-stream. Haunted by his numb reaction, he spirals into a reckoning with his own desensitisation. On a night out with his oldest friend, Ben, they confront brutal questions: What if we’re not the good people we...
Relative Sonics
Relative Sonics is an experimental new work that reimagines Thomas Edison’s invention of the world’s first phonograph. Through the echoed relationships of two playful, restless teenagers and the older, resilient love between Edison and his wife, the play unfolds a landscape...
Checkmate – A new play
Experience the heartaches, laughs, and life-changing revelations in this emotionally charged production. The story follows Dan, a young man grappling with the sudden loss of his father, and the unexpected helping hand of Brandon, his polar opposite and rather disliked friend. As...
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socially [un]acceptable
Have you ever been put in a socially (un)acceptable situation? Have you ever felt guilty about not having sex with someone? Have you ever been raped? You're not alone.socially [un]acceptable is a raw stage performance which details one womans personal experience of sexual...
So You Say
When ex-lovers meet after a gap of many years, what can we believe about the stories they tell? So You Say explores the divergence over time of the stories we tell about events. Do these unreliable narratives arise from differing perspectives, self-deception or downright...
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