Interview: Nancy Hirst on The Ballad of St John’s Car Park
We caught up with Nancy Hirst, artistic director of Icon Theatre, to talk about The Ballad of St John’s Car Park, set to premiere at Chatham’s St George Hotel this October.
Review: Final Farewell by Tara Theatre – ★★★★
A meditative, thought-provoking self-guided audio-walk around Island Gardens, Final Farewell packs an emotional punch.
Review: GDIF: Follow Me – ★★★★
A surprising, acrobatic jaunt around the alleyways and underpasses of Thamesmead, Follow Me is a playful game of follow-the-leader and daring athleticism.
Review: ALOK at Soho Theatre – ★★★★★
Hilarious and inspirational in equal measures, ALOK serves a coruscating, awe-inspiring hour exploring trauma, belonging and the human condition.
Review: Fool’s Moon at Soho Theatre – ★★★★
Clowning around takes centre stage at Fool’s Moon, a quirky cabaret showcase of oddball performance and offbeat mayhem.
Review: Showwomen at Jacksons Lane – ★★★★★
Marisa Carnesky leads an inspirational group of Showwomen, telling the untold herstory of four pioneering women from the early days of variety performance.
