Nahko and Medicine for the People at Bush Hall
Bush Hall was used as a soup kitchen during the Second World War; now, the remedying music of…
By Steven WhiteBush Hall was used as a soup kitchen during the Second World War; now, the remedying music of…
By Steven WhiteCelebrating the bicentenary of Trollope’s birth, Lady Anna: All at Sea brings to life one of the author’s…
By Mersa AudaSinister is one of the better horror flicks to have come out in the last few years; it…
By Natasha FurlongPsapp are an electronic pop duo (formed of Galia and Carim) that have gained considerable traction in recent…
By Charlie BuryNamed after their 1988 debut album, Straight Outta Compton follows the rise and fall of the hugely influential…
By Steven WhiteExploring the macabre trope of the long-undiscovered corpse in a terse and emotional one-act play set in a…
By Stuart BoylandWhat makes a healthy relationship? Why do so many fail? And what is love? It takes a slightly…
By Sarah ButtonVacation is a continuation of the 1983 film franchise National Lampoon’s Vacation. That's the father and this is…
By The editorial unitWhat was once known as Mezzanine is now known as House. The National Theatre’s upmarket restaurant has been…
By Scarlet HowesThe Face to Face festival celebrates solo theatre and its power to candidly speak to an audience. A…
By Mersa Auda