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Seeking asylum and embracing theatre
Theatre has always been a brilliant tool that practitioners have used to entertain and inform people about issues within various…
Opening the gates - IsraDrama
IsraDrama is an annual event whose aim is to expose Israeli theatre to the international theatre community. I was invited…
REVIEW: Nicholas Nickleby, Gielgud Theatre
REVIEW: Nicholas Nickleby is not a Christmas story but there’s something undeniably festive about the whole experience and, if you…
REVIEW: A Comedy of Power
REVIEW: Samiat Pedro tackles French master of suspense, Claude Chabrol’s, latest film, A Comedy of Power.
REVIEW: Upstairs in the Sky by Quicksilver Theatre
REVIEW: Upstairs in the Sky created by Quicksilver Theatre is a play in every sense of the word. The prologue…
A greeting card Christmas
Britain has the most successful greetings card industry in the world. We spend more on them than we do on…
Dancing on Water – Why Sadler’s Wells has a spring in its step
Best known nowadays as a leading venue for international and UK dance theatre, Sadler’s Wells is not only one of…
Preserving the UK's heritage through dance
The Heritage Lottery Fund has awarded a grant of £50,000 to Ascendance Rep towards the ‘Your Space’ project. The unique…
Is beauty in the brain of the beholder?
Have you ever considered why one object of art moved you in its beauty whilst you found another to be…
REVIEW: A Christmas Carol - Ikrismas Kherol, The Young Vic
REVIEW: It’s Dickens: but not as you know him. The Young Vic and Isango/Portobello’s production of Dicken’s A Christmas Carol…
