Review: Famous Puppet Death Scenes at the Barbican ★★★★
The Old Trout Puppet Workshop present a bizarre and beautiful series of vignettes on the theme of death – as could only be performed via the medium of puppetry!
Review: Sound of the Underground at the Royal Court ★★★★
Travis Alabanza’s Sound of the Underground is a breath of fresh air at the Royal Court, a riot of spilled T and a rallying cry for London’s underground club culture.
Interview: Matto Mariotti from WappArt&Music
We caught up with photographer Matto Mariotti to talk about Wapping-based WappArt&Music, current exhibition Trees Are for Life, inspirations, and London haunts.
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.
No One Is Coming (Bitesize) at Riverside Studios – Review – ★★★★
A solo storytelling masterclass from Sinéad O’Brien, combining Irish folklore with home truths in an exploration of the family ties that bind us.
Princess Promenade – Review – ★★★★★
Princess Promenade is a deliciously sordid trip back through time to the glory years of the Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens and its queer inhabitants. Another Duckie triumph!
