Review: The Red Shoes, Battersea Arts Centre

For those coming to Kneehigh’s work late in the day and left, like me, wondering what all the fuss is about, The Red Shoes is a chance to c...

Review: Throats, Pleasance Theatre

Written for Time Out A sometime collaborator with Beckett, Heiner Müller and Phillip Glass, Gerald Thomas gave up on theatre in 2009. 'I...

Review: Eat Your Heart Out, Kindle Theatre

Written for Culture Wars Nothing puts butterflies into the stomach like the prospect of a strange meal in an unfamiliar setting. Perhaps it’...

Review: And the Rain Falls Down, Young Vic

Written for Culture Wars Despite its preoccupation with precipitation, there’s nothing wet about Fevered Sleep’s latest show for pre-school...

Review: Jonah non Grata, ICA Theatre

If that really is the question, the answer may well be, “Meh.” After Simon Kane’s solo show, an attempt “to fashion as one a perfect model ...

Review: Reading Hebron, Orange Tree

Written for Time Out By concluding with an admission of the immense comlpexity of the Arab-Israeli conflict, writer Jason Sherman runs the r...

Review: The Blue Dragon, Barbican Centre

Written for Culture Wars For all its intelligence, there’s something uncomfortable about The Blue Dragon , Robert Lepage’s return to China....