Toska tells the true story of Russia’s Khachaturyan sisters, who after many years of abuse, killed their own father. Presented by Sortsol Theatre Company, this urgent piece of physical theatre is at The Hope Theatre, London until 29th April 2023. 

What is going on here?

“Outrageously funny and bazaar, Incognito Theatre company have devised an innovative form of theatre”

Energy oozes out of this performance about Sabrina and her friends and family as they all struggle to find their place in the world.

A production in which the performers are incredibly insync and perfectly in time with the music throughout, there is no room for error in The Desk.

This is physical theatre at its best.  Fantastic atmosphere, and well executed slapstick comedy.

Forgotten Dialogue uses physical theatre to unpick how dialogue works and whether speech is freeing or restricting. 

I really wanted to like it

Through cohesive ensemble work combining acting, verse and physical theatre, Route is a touching and personal portrait of what it means to be Black in today’s Britain.

If I had to put my favourite styles of theatre in order, I would probably say that Physical Theatre is one of my least favourites. Not to offend anyone involved with physical theatre, I would just prefer to watch a musical, however, that being said, I have seen two pieces of physical theatre that deserve to be mentioned.

Captivating, intense and powerful - a whirlwind of emotion and expression that will leave you speechless

There is so much in the news around terrorism, Donald Trump, war and and other such horrors, it is becoming easier to ignore what is happening than to do something about it.