All posts tagged review

Henry Darke’s first full-length play is rich with evocative topics: male...

Terry Johnson is back with Ken at The Bunker, honouring the legacy of the well-known...

Nothing can be deleted forever, especially with all the high-tech devices in our pockets; traces...

Good music and good humour, teamed up with the universal themes of friendship and...

Folk rock singer George Ezra plays an intimate show tonight...

There’s a slight worry early on in Nicholas Hytner’s thrilling...

The V&A’s first major exhibition of 2018 takes a...

“The unfinished work, the object not...

Following the Oscar-nominated success of his directorial debut, Nightcrawler, writer-director...

The Bostonian quartet, Darlingside, cast a spell over the packed basement of...