All posts tagged review

The room is plunged into a complete and claustrophobic darkness. Slowly the figure of...

This year marks a change in direction for London’s oldest...

Speaking about painting as an art form, David Ryan,...

Heinrich Von Kleist is a man with a plan. Rather than sharing his life with...

With a general election looming, we can expect political theatre to be especially...

You might know Liam Bailey’s warm, rich voice from Chase and...

An international best seller for the past 30 years, Italian brand Elchim offers...

Even though he is a descendent of legendary filmmaker Luchino Visconti, director Uberto Pasolini...

Is a bloods and crypts “black face” party ironic, a lampooning of suburbanite...

According to Gail Louw’s latest play, Marlene Dietrich regrets many things;...