Romance and Adventure-Josie Long, BAC.

This was a show of great craft in performance where Long has matured greatly in her delivery and timing. She also showed Continue reading →

The Dance of Death, Trafalgar Studios. ***

For such a gloomy title, it was a surprisingly humorous absurdist play. The plot concerns a couple  who constantly fights and being scathing Continue reading →

Stories from an Invisible Town, Barbican. ***

Hugh Hughes is one of the most engaging and charismatic story teller around. From the multimedia, fantastical and whimsical tale Continue reading →

The Gregorian, Bermondsey. ****

This was a surprise find whilst waiting to see The Architect in the Biscuit Factory. It didn’t have the most Continue reading →

Privates on Parade, Noel Coward Theatre. ***

This is the first of the five plays put on by Michael Grandage at the Noel Coward theatre and Grandage Continue reading →

Julius Caesar, Donmar Warehouse. ***

First impression of Bunny Christie’s hugely altered stage and auditorium was stark and quite severe. The strip lighting gives a cold Continue reading →

The Architects: Shunt at the Biscuit Factory, V22 Workspace, The Biscuit Factory. **

A recent interview in the Independent with Shunts, the theatre company behind the show explained one of their aims is to disorientate, confuse and baffle, Continue reading →

Franzen/Lindenberg, Stockholm. ***

Rated as worlds 20th best restaurant in the world and best in Sweden, this tiny 18 covers restaurant in the Continue reading →