Branden Jacobs-Jenkins is known for pushing audiences to the limit – and ‘Appropriate’ is no different. Anyone who saw his last show, An Octoroon, will appreciate that you don’t…
Eugene O’Hare’s play ‘The Weatherman’ is sobering, with a powerful message you won’t forget. The weather. It’s an easy subject to talk about. It fills small…
The Doctor is The Almeida’s associate director Robert Icke’s swansong, and what a swansong it is. If Juliet Stevenson sprinting around The Almeida’s stage as she descends into full…
Thirsty for adventure and fancy a weekend away? Heading to Edinburgh’s famous Fringe Festival might be a lofty ambition for many Londoners but here’s your chance to come…
Founded by three black British men in 1981, Phoenix Dance Theatre is the UK’s longest standing contemporary dance company outside London. This week, they bring a…
Eco-terrorism meets late 80s rave in this funny, messy satire at the Pleasance Theatre. “First thing I got wrong was the title,” is the opening line – said…
Summer in the Square is Mayfair’s answer to Glasto. It’s becoming a truth universally acknowledged that any self-respecting London park must host a cracking summer festival. Victoria Park…
