Launching on this year’s World Earth Day (Thursday 22nd April), Anthropocene: The Human Era is a digital choose-your-own adventure from Gym Jam and Oxford Playhouse. Co-directors Gavin Maxwell and William Townsend tell us a bit more about … Continue Reading
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NEWS / Thick ‘n’ Fast announce new show General Secretary
Who run the world? A satirically comic journey through power and diplomacy as two highly unqualified women are suddenly landed in … Continue Reading
NEWS / Digital Theatre & Arts Micro Festival Living Roots
Hot in the heels of the debut Living Record Festival in January-February 2021, the Living Roots Festival launches 5th April.This micro … Continue Reading
Latest Reviews
Review / Jack and the beanstalk @ Belgrade Theatre
Driven by the creative team behind CheekyMonkey productions, Iain Lauchlan and Wll…. have once again pulled off a successful pantomime [Read More]
Review / Alice, A Virtual Theme Park by Creation Theatre
Creation Theatre has dug deep in these Covid times to combat the present lack of creative expression that we are [Read More]
Review / The Time Machine at The London Library
This promenade production of The Time Machine is written by Jonathan Holloway. The new adaptation has ripped into the original [Read More]
Review / Lad at The Vault Festival 2020
Lad written and performed by Rhys Dunlop and Alan Mahon, is clever and so contemporary, with its jokes and jibes [Read More]
Review / The Apologist at Clapham Omnibus Theatre
The talented Gabrielle Scawthorn delivers three separate but related monologues – The Apologist is a short but pithy evening with [Read More]
Review / House of Commons at White Bear Theatre
Split Note Theatre delivers a play that is original in thought and creative in delivery. The black box theatre space [Read More]
Review / Flights at Omnibus Theatre – Clapham
Flights is a quality production from One Duck presently taking off at Omnibus Theatre, Clapham and you should definitely grab [Read More]