In the Depths of Dead Love at the Print Room at the Coronet
This Print Room has dubbed this season as its “most ambitious yet”, and they have indeed managed to…
By Mersa AudaThis Print Room has dubbed this season as its “most ambitious yet”, and they have indeed managed to…
By Mersa AudaBrian Duffy was one of the most influential and celebrated photographers of the 1960s and 70s and his…
By Mersa AudaA new film by Martin Scorsese is always welcomed with high expectations, but if it has been on…
By Mersa AudaRicky Whittington and His Cat is a pantomime with a twist by Fight in the Dog, a new…
By Mersa AudaDreamgirls first opened in Broadway 35 years ago and it has been revived various times since, with its…
By Mersa AudaA play without a name was written by Anton Chekhov when he was around 20 years old and…
By Mersa AudaHoward Brookner was a New York filmmaker who made two well-received feature documentaries capturing the exciting creative hub…
By Mersa AudaToxic friendships, romantic infatuations, drugs, crime, spirituality and plenty of risk-taking. These are some of the elements explored…
By Mersa AudaSam Shepard’s 1978 Pulitzer Prize-winning play Buried Child is the quietly haunting tale of a dysfunctional American family…
By Mersa AudaThe lively, activity-packed Winter Festival at the Southbank Centre is already under way, and one of the highlights…
By Mersa Auda