Tag: Fiston Barek

Posted in Silent Witness TV

TV Review: Silent Witness Series 20

Series 20 of Silent Witness is a steady build of improvement even if it does put Nikki…

Posted in Arcola Theatre Bristol Old Vic Bunker Theatre Bush Theatre Finborough Theatre Hope Theatre Isley Lynn New Diorama Offie Awards Omnibus Theatre Orange Tree Theatre Print Room Soho Theatre Southwark Playhouse Theatre Theatre awards Theatre503 Union Theatre

2017 Offie Award Finalists

Best Female  Louise Jameson in The Diva Drag at The Hope  Lydia Larson in Skin A Cat…

Posted in Old Vic Shakespeare Theatre

Review: King Lear, Old Vic

“’Tis the time’s plague when madmen lead the blind” Though no spring chicken myself, I’m not quite…

Posted in LGBTQ+ Orange Tree Theatre Theatre

Review: The Rolling Stone, Orange Tree Theatre

“Memories fade. Memories contort and change” First seen last year at the Royal Exchange in Manchester and…

Posted in Annie Baker Barbican Theatre Bristol Old Vic Caryl Churchill Federico García Lorca fosterIANs Internationaal Theater Amsterdam Ivo van Hove Jessica Swale Lyric Hammersmith Martin Sherman Musicals New Diorama Nick Payne Not-London Orange Tree Theatre Royal Court Royal Exchange Sarah Kane Shakespeare Simon Stone Southwark Playhouse Terry Johnson The Faction Theatre Theatre503 Young Vic

20 shows to look forward to in 2016

2016 is nearly upon and for once, I’ve hardly anything booked for the coming year and what…

Posted in Alice Birch Barbican Theatre Caryl Churchill Curve Theatre Enda Walsh fosterIANs Internationaal Theater Amsterdam Ivo van Hove James Graham Laura Wade Lyric Hammersmith Mike Bartlett Musicals Nick Payne Not-London Orange Tree Theatre Rona Munro Sarah Kane Southwark Playhouse Theatre

Looking ahead to 2015

I realise I’m just adding (belatedly) to the plethora of 2015 features already published but so many…

Posted in Rachel De-lahay Royal Court Theatre

Review: Routes, Royal Court

“The problem is, citizenship isn’t automatically acquired through naturalisation” I was initially quite hesitant about booking to…

Posted in August Strindberg Radio Plays Theatre

Review: The Father / The Broken Word, Radio 3/4

“Love between sexes is war” Laurie Slade’s adaptation of Strindberg’s The Father was commissioned for Coventry’s Belgrade…

Posted in LGBTQ+ National Theatre Theatre

Review: Love the Sinner, National Theatre

“It’s a bit niche isn’t it Michael…” Love the Sinner is a world premiere of a play…