Review: La Clique, London Hippodrome

Written for Culture Wars Ignore the slightly plastic commercialism and the newly reopened Hippodrome seems an escapist paradise in the midst...

Playground Reactions

To witness an audience united in uproar is a thrilling and daunting experience. Individuals become a vociferous pack, reacting physically an...

Review: A Disappearing Number, Barbican Centre

Written for Culture Wars Watching Complicité at their best is akin to an out of body experience. Theirs is a theatre of ethereal fluidity an...

Review: Spyski, Lyric Hammersmith

Written for Culture Wars With their fast-paced, physical spoofs, Peepolykus have built a reputation for sharpshooting pastiche. Regularly se...

Review: Broken Space Season, Bush Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Snaking its way up the stairs at the Bush is a timeline of decay, detailing the theatre’s journey into darkness as ...

Review: Cradle Me, Finborough Theatre

Written for The Stage After a brief foray into the city with his last play Turf, Simon Vinnicombe has retreated to the suburbs for Cradle Me...