All posts tagged review

Though often criticised for its misogynistic themes, The Taming of...

Three New York artists, Adrien Broom, Thomas Doyle and Patrick...

After a successful debut at Edinburgh Festival, sharp new...

The Call is at its best when it sticks to the high-concept premise of “‘buried...

On a bare stage except for three chairs, one by one the actors...

Parlour in Kensal Green is a new venture headed by genius chef Jesse Dunford Wood....

Scurrying past Vivo’s boarded exterior, the residents of Islington can hardly imagine...

Ann Henning Jocelyn’s new play had its world premier at Jermyn Street...

Guy (Crispin Letts) is a washed-up playwright who hasn’t had a...

An electric atmosphere greeted Paramore before they had even set foot on stage at the...