Monica Cox Voice Reviewer

‘¡VIVA!’ boldly subverts traditional gender roles in flamenco, delivering a vibrant and captivating performance.

Zinne Harris’s misguided production of 'The Duchess [of Malfi]', intended as a tragedy, leans instead toward farce.

A story of grief and the complexities of family dynamics, 'The Other Place' takes us on an ultra-naturalistic journey that grips the audience at every turn.

'Theatre of Dreams' cleverly merges two rich, evocative worlds; 'theatre' and 'dreams', to immerse the audience in an otherworldly experience.

'Nowhere', as reflected by the title, masterfully captures theatre’s unique power to exist as an undefined yet safe space, separate from the world outside, while simultaneously reminding us that in some places nowhere is safe at all.

A low rumble silences the audience as the lights slowly fade to black. When they rise again, we are thrust into the oppressive, shadowy world which Giselle inhibits.

'The Real Ones' follows the ever changing friendship between Zaid and Neelam over the span of 15 years.

Twine invites us into an imaginative, Inside Out-inspired world where Seed, Sapling, and Bark, parts of Sycamore, must repair their fractured family tree.

Lived Fiction is a mesmerising celebration of talented performers who, as the programme says, ‘invites you to experience dance from multiple perspectives’.

This September Southbank Centre are hosting Unlimited festival which celebrates the artistic vision and creativity of disabled artists. This multi-artform festival will showcase outstanding dance, performance, comedy, music, poetry and visual art.

Bindweed is a meaty exploration of domestic abusers, sparking a desire for a continuing and healing restorative system.

After a sell out run at the Bush Theatre, Benedict Lombe's intense drama is back for a limited 9 week run from the 12th of August to the 12th of October.