Trainspotting: Theatre Collection, Islington
Experiencing the narcotic miasma of Trainspotting in one way or another – Irvine Welsh’s book, or Danny Boyle’s translation of it into film – is …
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A Tribute to Rudolf Nureyev
Rudolf Nureyev is a beautiful Russian dancer who escaped the clutches of the Soviet Union in 1961, despite attempts by the KGB to stop him, to dance …
Daniel Kitson: AFTER THE BEGINNING. BEFORE THE END.
By his own admission – and his own design – Daniel Kitson is a wealthy man. A stand-up comedian (who doesn’t actually stand up, he …
Underbelly Productions’ Limbo: It’s Circus, but Not as You Know It
This summer sees the return of Underbelly Productions at the seasonal Wonderground turf, heaping extravagant entertainment onto the Southbank’s Centre’s doorstep. Making its home in …
Wonderland’s Limbo – A Musical and Visual Feast
London unbutton your top collar, this summer’s sizzler of a show has arrived in Southbank’s Wonderland. This is freak show chic with a hot, and …
Theatre Collection’s adaptation of Gogol’s The Government Inspector
Some of you may have already heard that my new favourite thing in London is the combination of Camden’s Theatre Collection and the Lord Stanley …
A Guide to Second Date Sex
We have all been there. Girl/boy meets girl/boy in bar. Mutual attraction. Bit of flirting. Numbers swapped. Awkward goodbye. Fast forward to few days/weeks later …
Camden’s Theatre Collection Presents Dostoyevsky’s The Idiot
There is something rather magical about independent theatre I think, and the Theatre Collection above Camden’s Lord Stanley is a prime example of that something …
Mies Julie – Erotic Struggles of Power
Miss Julie was written by the notable Swedish playwright and novelist August Strindberg in 1888. The daughter of a nobleman enters a kitchen and finds …
Cuckoo Bang’s Between Ten and Six
Cuckoo Bang Productions brings its first play Between Ten and Six – written by founder Chris Mayo – back to the stage following an extremely …