The Potsdam Quartet at Jermyn Street Theatre
The Potsdam Quartet is perfectly suited for Jermyn Street Theatre: tucked away from the modern bustle of Piccadilly…
By Jo EckersleyThe Potsdam Quartet is perfectly suited for Jermyn Street Theatre: tucked away from the modern bustle of Piccadilly…
By Jo EckersleyBeing in the right place at the right time isn’t just luck – it’s a skill. Soho Moments…
By Jo EckersleyTyler Shields’ Submerged opened at Imitate Modern to the flash of many cameras – small-time celebrities caught on…
By Jo EckersleyIt is no longer particularly edgy to make pop art with a pseudo-political message, but Joe Black’s Ways…
By Jo EckersleyThe Wrong Crowd’s Hag is a visceral nightmare, and a delight to watch. Weaving together the Eastern Slavic…
By Jo EckersleyUp a back stairway leading from Earl’s Court’s grandiose pub the Drayton Arms, Unrelated is an uncomfortable reminder…
By Jo EckersleyAlice Walker’s novel The Color Purple is a personal, epistolary novel, which delves into some of society’s most…
By Jo EckersleySunday’s two showings of Blues in the Night brought the Hackney Empire a solid blues score and some…
By Jo EckersleyWe’ve all seen performance art, but have you ever seen art perform? The 75-minute opening to Mimetic 2013…
By Jo EckersleyIf you’re going to spend a night having the contents of your mind laid out on stage like…
By Jo Eckersley