Burning Down the House – Casserole at Arcola Theatre
12 March 2024 • Jasper Spires
A stunning and intimate drama, Casserole by Actors East is the searing portrayal of a fractured relationship, a cauldron of… Read More
12 March 2024 • Jasper Spires
A stunning and intimate drama, Casserole by Actors East is the searing portrayal of a fractured relationship, a cauldron of… Read More
9 March 2018 • Mark Westall
Great Apes is a new play by Patrick Marmion directed by RSC and Donmar actor Oscar Pearce (Wolf Hall, Real Thing), based on the novel by Will Self. It is a raucous, surreal modern satire that mixes Self’s famously rich language with subtle simian movement and vocalisations to create a theatrical ‘Planet of the Apes’ crossed with ‘Gulliver’s Travels’.
24 August 2017 • Staff
AGAINST is a new play by directed by Ian Rickson and featuring Ben Whishaw currently at the Almeida theatre in Islington. A great combination.
24 June 2015 • Staff
Benjamin C Thompson, the multi-venue theatre and entertainment complex is one of the most popular theatre venues in the States thanks to its beautiful setting and diverse range of theatrical, entertainment and event offerings.
20 April 2015 • Staff
Golem’s mix of animation and live theatre is charming London’s West End theatre crowd
6 November 2014 • Mark Westall
Lyttelton, London
Physical theatre group DV8’s new piece explores abuse and intimacy – but an unbalanced narrative dulls the impact
• Death, drugs and survival: DV8 Physical Theatre tells the story of John
12 December 2012 • Mark Westall
Douglas H Jeffery’s archive documents more than 30,000 productions, from RSC’s early days to Lord of the Rings musical
27 September 2012 • Mark Westall
Global premiere of genre-defying, pan-cultural production – fusing theatrical performance, visual arts, contemporary choreography & staging with haute cuisine & finest rare wine.
14 August 2012 • Mark Westall
Experimental theatre company’s show The Architects will recreate ancient Greek maze in former south London factory
22 August 2011 • Mark Westall
Science and art are often considered opposites – so what happens when top practitioners in each field collaborate? The results, finds Stuart Jeffries, can be seismic