First Shows Announced for the Return of London’s Spectactular (and Free) GDIF Festival
Our ultimate favourite free festival – which never fails to provide spectacular thrills and spills, and eye-popping experiences – is, conveniently, right on our doorstep. So we can’t wait to get stuck in to the 2022 Greenwich + Docklands International Festival programme this summer.
Interview: Iman Qureshi on The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs
We caught up with writer Iman Qureshi to talk about her new show The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs coming to Soho Theatre. The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs | Soho Theatre | 6 May – 11 June | From £12 Tell…
Mulan Rouge at The Vaults – Review – ★★★★
Mulan Rouge is a genre-bending, drag musical, supper club mash-up which will win over even the hardest of hearts!
Interview: Suchandrika Chakrabarti on I Miss Amy Winehouse at Brixton House
We caught up with Suchandrika Chakrabarti to talk about her new show part of Housemates Festival, which explores the story and resonance of national treasure Amy Winehouse.
The Burnt City by Punchdrunk – Review – ★★★
A Marmite-like immersive experience in Woolwich – there will be love and hate, and everything in between, for Punchdrunk’s The Burnt City, but either way this is undeniably ambitious spectacle on a grand scale.
Black Love at the Kiln Theatre – Review – ★★★★
A provocative exploration of Black Love in 21st Century Britain, Chinonyerem Odimba’s play with music puts the Black lived experience under the microscope, and challenges the predominant white gaze.
