Kero Kero Bonito at Meltdown Festival 2019
This performance, part of the legendary Meltdown festival at the Southbank Centre, this year curated by Nile Rodgers,…
By Jessica WallThis performance, part of the legendary Meltdown festival at the Southbank Centre, this year curated by Nile Rodgers,…
By Jessica WallFeaturing four new plays by emerging black writers, Steven Kavuma’s This Is Black is a highly anticipated festival…
By Michael HiggsBoasting a young and flamboyant appearance, Jamie Lloyd’s Evita definitely catches the eye for its vividness and modern…
By Cristiana FerrautiThe bold one-woman show, The Indecent Musings of Miss Doncaster 2007, careens into the Camden People’s Theatre with…
By Lora MaslenitsynaBromance is astonishing, not just in its feats of strength and gymnastic ability, but in the irresistible flow of…
By Laura FoulgerSomewhere between immersive theatre, a "create your own story" type adventure and mild tedium, lies Libertalia. Cleverly set…
By Shawna WarmingtonMeltdown curator and Chic co-founder Nile Rodgers delights tonight's audience with a surprise appearance, introducing Mancunian musical royalty Johnny Marr…
By Selina BegumWritten in 1970 by classic British playwright Philip King, Go Bang Your Tambourine is a captivating drama about…
By Lora MaslenitsynaCrazy Pizza is one of those food spots in London that catches you off guard. Strategically opened exactly…
By Maria BarriosSadie Clark is a multi-faceted talent. Her play Algorithms is an impeccably polished piece of writing, charting the hopes and disappointments of single…
By Laura Foulger