Eels at Hammersmith Apollo
When Eels formed in California in 1995, singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mark "E" Everett was in his early 30s,…
By Daniel McLeodWhen Eels formed in California in 1995, singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Mark "E" Everett was in his early 30s,…
By Daniel McLeodThe marriage of the Isle of Dogs’s The Space with Esther Joy Mackay’s The Jailer’s Daughter succeeds well…
By Sylvia UnermanEugene O’Hare’s The Weatherman is a play with a lot of potential in its tackling of the sensitive…
By Michael HiggsA tingly, toe-tapping experience. Dogfight is a little lacking in narrative originality but is an all-singing, all-dancing affair…
By Jim Compton-HallThe Fringe is a place where artforms collide: music meets comedy, dance meets circus, stage meets screen. Artists…
By Rosamund KelbyRunning at the cosy Hen & Chickens Theatre as part of the Camden Fringe, an alternative and experimental…
By Laura BoyleBirth and death are the two inevitable markers of human existence: fact. So, when faced with a play…
By Brooke SnoweAn "Oddball" is defined as a strange or eccentric person, certainly not a term regularly used to describe…
By Regan HarleWith a swift jab of wit and a clumsy stumble, The Merry Wives of Windsor kicks pretentiousness in…
By Jim Compton-HallA 14-year-old girl is dying. Her parents, absent, send their Catholic priest to perform the last rites. The…
By Connor Campbell