Now that the Edinburgh Fringe is over and done with, London’s theatre scene suddenly feels a lot busier…
By Connor CampbellIt’s 1998 and it’s a dreadfully complicated world. James Corley just doesn’t let us know the extent of…
By Mary-Catherine HarveyUpon first glance, we might expect a 400-year-old play to be outdated and perhaps even dull. However, Bartholomew…
By Emma-Jane BettsTucked away on Heddon Street is a hub of lively restaurants and bars. Among them sits Momo –…
By Alex Julie WoodsPremiering at The Space, Chekhov In Moscow – produced by Oddservants theatre company – is an hourlong comedic love…
By Emma-Jane BettsFleabag is the TV series everyone's seen – the BAFTA-winning, moment-defining runaway success of the last few years…
By Laura Foulger31 years ago saw the emergence of a counter-cultural phenomenon in the UK, which shook the establishment to…
By James WhiteIt feels right that the Sydney Theatre Company's staging of Kate Grenville's The Secret River has made its…
By Connor CampbellMany of us grew up reading and watching the adventures of Asterix and Obelix, flicking feverishly through the…
By Guy LambertFilm student Julie (Honor Swinton Byrne) is a young woman like no other. “Very special”, as articulated by…
By Ghazaleh Golpira
