A Hundred Words for Snow at Trafalgar Studios
The intimate setting of Trafalgar Studio 2 combined with the conversational tone of A Hundred Words for Snow…
By Jonathan MarshallThe intimate setting of Trafalgar Studio 2 combined with the conversational tone of A Hundred Words for Snow…
By Jonathan MarshallThe extent to which Waitress commits to pies is as impressive as it is truly absurd. Towering pie…
By Connor CampbellThrown takes authentic testimonies from female participants in group sessions at Age UK and through binaural sound techniques,…
By Selina BegumWriter and music composer Jim Harbourne’s The Myth of the Singular Moment combines quantum physics and original songs, and…
By Selina BegumCombining traditions of opera buffa, opéra comique and the German Singspiel, Franz Lehár’s operetta The Merry Widow is…
By Marissa KhaosSeafret hasn’t been around long, but since 2014’s EP Give Me Something, the Northern duo has been tirelessly…
By Daniel McLeodOutside Edge are the only theatre company in the UK that work solely in the area of substance…
By Cleo HenrySadler's Wells these days is far from the Dickens-era debauchery that made it such an infamous venue, and…
By Jasper WatkinsIs Greek drama suitable for the modern stage? For viewers of Medea at the Barbican the answer is…
By Michael HiggsThis year the Evolution festival shines its spotlight on women and the latest offering, Memories, provides a short, poignant insight…
By Ezelle Alblas