Review: Albion, Almeida Theatre
A timely return for Mike Bartlett’s incisive, stirring Brexit play which examines faultlines of class and town versus country through one woman’s nostalgia for a garden
Review: Albion, Almeida Theatre
A timely return for Mike Bartlett’s incisive, stirring Brexit play which examines faultlines of class and town versus country through one woman’s nostalgia for a garden
Filmmaker Zed Nelson: “If you look at the architecture of a lot of the new builds… it’s the architecture of separation”
The Street is a film that speaks of decimated communities and the price we pay for rapid gentrification. Ahead of its release this Friday, Greg Wetherall speaks to director Zed Nelson.
Filmmaker Zed Nelson: “If you look at the architecture of a lot of the new builds… it’s the architecture of separation”
The Street is a film that speaks of decimated communities and the price we pay for rapid gentrification. Ahead of its release this Friday, Greg Wetherall speaks to director Zed Nelson.
Review: Vassa at Almeida Theatre
When the titular Vassa, matriarch of the squabbling family in Mike Bartlett’s adaptation of Maxim Gorky’s Vassa Zheleznova, screams ‘Enough!’ during a blazing exchange in Act Three, it is a declaration shared by the audience.
Review – Last Orders: The Haunting Of The Old Red Lion
A production that tickles the senses and stokes the fire of curiosity with a well-paced, well-structured story.
Headie One - Music x Road review: ‘A proud, matter-of-fact dispatch from our streets’
Whether the drill rap scene likes it or not, for those outside of its primary audience the view persists that it is a genre dogged by ignominious repute.
Review: Skin In The Game at Old Red Lion Theatre
If you are sensitive to a profane tongue, you might want to skip past the expletive-licious charms of Skin in the Game. Or at least cover your ears a bit.
Starved Review at Hope Theatre
A brilliantly acted Shane Meadows-esque story of two runaways misses brilliance but its blunt realism yields some eye-catching moments
Starved Review at Hope Theatre
A brilliantly acted Shane Meadows-esque story of two runaways misses brilliance but its blunt realism yields some eye-catching moments
