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Continue reading →: Speculations-Marylebone Theatre.Dorothy Kilgallen was one of America’s most famous journalists during the middle years of the twentieth century. Initially known for her syndicated gossip column, she later turned her attention to some of the era’s most enduring mysteries, investigating the deaths of President John F. Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe and Lee Harvey…
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Continue reading →: Much Crazy About Nothing-Voila Festival.Quick introduction to your production, venue and performance times. Much Crazy About Nothing is an absurd comedy about love, family and the strange things people do to make relationships work. The story starts with a professional break-up agency, where you can pay someone to end a relationship for you. But…
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Continue reading →: Katerina Topali-Voila Festival Interview.Quick introduction to your production, venue and performance times. Mana, mitera, manoula, mama is a visual, physical piece created between London, Fermanagh, and Thessaloniki, about a mother and daughter and the strange little world they’ve built together. A world that makes perfect sense to them. To everyone else? Perhaps not.…
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Continue reading →: Balance-Voila Festival Interview.The Space Theatre8th November at 3.30pm15th November at 12:30pm Quick introduction to your production, venue and performance times. Balance is a hand-to-hand acrobatics show by Brainfools, performed by ich-duO, that’s Jared & Toffy. One of us protects, the other hides a secret, & to bridge the gap we build…
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Continue reading →: Ensemble Not Found-Voila Festival Interview.Quick introduction to your production, venue and performance times. Radical Wedding Engine is a show produced by Ensemble Not Found, it is a playful experiment in marriage, chosen family and artistic partnership. Five East Asian migrant artists who have worked together for years take the wedding apart and put it…
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Continue reading →: Burlesque-Woking Theatre.Glitter, feathers and plenty of attitude … Burlesque arrives at Woking Theatre with the energy turned up high. Not quite the emotional impact of the London production, but the big cast brings powerful vocals, the choreography never lets up, the lighting is striking and the costumes are glamorous. Steven Antin…
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Continue reading →: Flotsam-Half Moon Theatre.
If your little ones love exploring, discovering hidden treasures, and letting their imaginations run wild, then Flotsam at Half Moon Theatre could be just the ticket! Inspired by the award-winning picture book by American author and illustrator David Wiesner, Flotsam, showing at Half Moon Theatre, has been transformed into a…
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Continue reading →: Blondie Blue Eyes-Voila Festival Interview.Quick introduction to your production, venue and performance times. Blondie Blue Eyes is a chaotic, experimental two-hander play with elements of drag, clowning, slapstick and movement, following our titular character Blondie (you read that right: first name Blondie, middle name Blue, last name Eyes) an Asian girl who wants to…
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Continue reading →: The Revlon Girl-Park 90, Park Theatre.The Revlon Girl will be one of those fringe productions that will stay in my memory forever. First staged ten years to mark the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan mining village disaster. The story is set after the Aberfan disaster where a coal spoil tip collapsed on 21 October 1966…
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Continue reading →: The Moth- The Finborough Theatre.The Moth by Paul Herzberg begins its journey when South African born Marius, played by Micky Cochrane, asks to use the seat opposite John (Faz Singhateh) on the train back from Edinburgh. John is a Black British man whose roots began in South Africa, where he fled as a child with…












