Dangerous Games – Theatre Journey by Teatro Vivo ★★★★★
Unmissable show alert! Teatro Vivo’s Dangerous Games delivers on its exhilarating concept, taking risks with public space, and bringing theatre to deepest South London.
Review: Family Tree by Mojisola Adebayo at Belgrade Theatre ★★★★★
Mojisola Adebayo is a master storyteller, and Family Tree is a lit firework ready to explode with activism, sisterhood, and revelation – exposing an unsettling but essential racialised history.
Review: Cybil Service by Sal Mohammed at Vault Festival ★★★★★
An authentic quest for survival; Sal Mohammed’s ‘Cybil Service’ shows us an artist’s search for stability in a world where Fatima’s next job really is in cyber and she’s not sure how she feels about it.
Interview: Pointy Finger’s Laurie Luxe on Nitwit at Hanging Rock
We caught up with Laurie Luxe to talk about the show, inspirations and favourite London haunts including some quite horrifying pelican revelations.
Interview: Lizzie Clarke, Sînziana Cojocărescu & Mihaela Drăgan on How To Break Out of a Detention Centre
BÉZNĂ Theatre & Giuvlipen collaboration How To Break Out Of A Detention Centre is a (depressingly) timely performance exploring the hardships faced by women within the UK immigration detention system.
Review: Kakilang’s HOME X at the Barbican ★★★★½
A mesmeric, unmissable mash-up of live theatre, dance and VR gaming, Kakilang’s HOME X is hybrid performance art with an urgent message about migration and the nature of home.
