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...

Review: Perô, Unicorn Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Ask a British actor about their first experience of theatre and expect tales of wide-eyed wonder and pantomime dame...

Review: Unfinished Realities, Hannah Barry Gallery

Written for Culture Wars Welsh-German collaborators Awst & Walther are clearly concerned for humanity. Unfinished Realities, their first...