Ascent
Ascent is an intriguing little curio with a lot on its agenda; too much, it would be fair…
By Edward TillAscent is an intriguing little curio with a lot on its agenda; too much, it would be fair…
By Edward TillF Scott Fitzgerald’s tantalisingly unfinished novel, set in 1920s Hollywood, is the sort of production only a very…
By Edward TillAny discussion of Cosmos immediately has to acknowledge that it's the final work of a most uncompromising cinematic…
By Edward TillThe Southwark Playhouse has again taken on a story that celebrates the bygone values of old school showbiz. Earlier…
By Edward TillNotes On Blindness is by its nature quite ironic, and bittersweet, in that uses the visual medium of film…
By Edward TillThe venerable Vaudeville Theatre in the Strand, which once housed legendary Victorian actor Henry Irving in his early…
By Edward TillThe Globe’s new offering of the Bard's rather problematic play does what most of their productions do well: create…
By Edward Till"Have you ever been to a live poetry show before?" Near the start of this experimental live poetry…
By Edward TillThe Barbican’s latest international offering is an ambitious, maximalist extravaganza that, despite being a Berlin production, comes from…
By Edward TillThe haunting new play written by Eve Leigh, Stone Face is being housed by the intimate back room above…
By Edward Till