DNA at the Unicorn Theatre
If you commit a crime and leave your DNA all over the place, they’ll get you. And even if you don’t commit a crime they …
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Enda Walsh’s Misterman
God, redemption, religion, the forces of good and evil. It is hard to tackle these none too light topics in a manner which doesn’t become …
Damien Hirst: A Retrospective
Damien Hirst’s retrospective at the Tate Modern was not on my list of things to see. His notoriety and abundance in the media made me …
The Eifman Ballet’s Eugene Onegin at the London Coliseum
On Good Friday at the Coliseum I got to live all the Russian novels I have loved and devoured: the Eifman Ballet’s Eugene Onegin – …
Belka Production’s A Warsaw Melody
Following on from Purge, Sofi Oksanen’s exploration of the aftershocks of Soviet rule in Estonia, Studio Two at the Arcola Theatre gives us another U.S.S.R. …
The Duchess of Malfi at The Old Vic
An attractive Duchess is widowed and prevented from re-marrying by her brothers – one mad and incestuous, the other randy and clerical. But how can …
Nameless, Voiceless, Placeless
“The most powerful social sculpture of our times is made by the quiet performances of the homeless within the shelter provided by the entrances to …
Shivered at the Southwark Playhouse
That’s twice in one week Snuff Films have popped up onstage. This time a soldier is decapitated and recorded on a mobile phone and then …
Siro García Navarro (SIROGRAPHICS)
Today I am presenting the work of the talented artist, Siro García Navarro. A graduate of Fine Arts in Madrid, drawing has been always his …
Greenhouse Theatre’s Mercury Fur
If you could save your family and friends from a nuclear Armageddon by directing a snuff film, would you do it? Would you rather shoot …