Silent Faces return to the stage with their signature style of playful and political physical theatre, interrogating permission, patriarchy, and pop music in a comical response to the gender restrictions put upon Waiting for Godot. We spoke … Continue Reading
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NEWS / Frozen Light celebrate 10 years with Sensory Symposium
The UK’s premiere company for adults with profound and multiple learning disabilities invites industry professionals of all genres and … Continue Reading
NEWS / Greenwich+Docklands International Festival (GDIF) 2023
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival (GDIF) 2023 will take place between Friday 25 August and Sunday 10 September in various locations … Continue Reading
Latest Reviews
Review / The Journey To Venice at the Finborough Theatre
Bjorg Vik’s play The Journey To Venice is a delightful production, entertaining yet full of pathos. A play with a [Read More]
Review / One Who Wants To Cross at Finborough Theatre
The stage design for One Who Wants To Cross is commanding on a variety of levels. Imaginatively designed by Sarah [Read More]
Review / Elf the Musical at the Dominion Theatre
Fans of the film will love this faithful musical stage version of Elf, a show about Buddy the Elf, a [Read More]
Review / The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
An enchanting retelling of the famous CS Lewis story, The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe is an enthralling piece [Read More]
Review / The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre
Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, the Snowman is a classic Christmas show which has been entertaining London’s children since [Read More]
Review / Killing Time at Southwold Summer Theatre
The ACT production of the mystery thriller Killing Time by Richard Stockwell draws the summer theatre season, at Southwold Arts [Read More]
Review / Distinguished Villa at Finborough Theatre
Distinguished Villa by Kate O’Brian is a real find for Aardvark Theatre who, in association with Neil McPherson at Finborough [Read More]