Mojo
Not for the faint-hearted, Ian Rickson’s revival of Mojo lives up to its hype. Featuring brutal murder, excessive drug use, a dark exploration of gang culture and a script laden with foul language,...
View ArticleBlurred Lines – The Shed
Blurred Lines at the National Theatre’s Shed, written by Nick Payne and directed by Carrie Cracknell, is an electrifying and entertaining exploration contemporary gender politics. Its ability to...
View ArticleJamie Demetriou – People Day
Another stand-out star from this year’s Edinburgh Festival, Jamie Demetriou brings his one man, 5-character show People Day to Soho Theatre. Demetriou, a 25-year-old Bristol University graduate, is an...
View Article“Tell them you saw me”: Sarah Kane’s Blasted, by LSE Drama Society
Blasted is a difficult play to stage. Everyone knows that, but I will repeat it. It starts out like any play: a hotel room with flowers in a vase, champagne on ice, and a hetero couple walks in. Then...
View ArticleThe Full Monty
The Full Monty, the stage adaption of the 1997 film, follows a group of unemployed Sheffield steelworkers who, at the height of Thatcher’s power, are struggling – so turn to stripping to raise funds....
View ArticleBlood Wedding: UCLU Drama Society
The cast of Blood Wedding only have had six days to rehearse, but where does this sprint lead to? Federico García Lorca’s Blood Wedding, written in 1933, deals with a broken society, which is only held...
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