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Nearer Gods Queensland Theatre
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Isaac Newton brings us Nearer The Gods

What a glorious night of theatre Nearer the Gods is, the world premiere of great Australian maestro David Williamson’s new work. Nance Haxton reviews:
Crocodile Old Red Lion Theatre
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Joe Eyre’s Crocodile – a fearsome show

Joe Eyre writes and performs Crocodile, a show about the fearsome devotion that drives a father to protect his daughter at all costs. Daniel Perks reviews:
Phoenix Bitch Battersea Arts Centre
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Bryony Kimmings is a Phoenix, Bitch

Im A Phoenix, Bitch is Bryony Kimmings’ return to solo performance after nearly a decade. It’s her story of motherhood, heartbreak and finding inner strength. And it blazes like a ...
17c Old Vic
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Samuel Pepys and 17c – the subjugation of women

Samuel Pepys’ diary is a prime source to understanding life in the 17th Century. Big Dance Theatre's 17c scratches below the surface to discuss the treatment of women througho...
La Traviata King's Head Theatre
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Let’s drink to this version of La Traviata

Becca Marriott and Helena Jackson may have reduced La Traviata to a core storyline in two hours, but nothing of the emotion is missing from this revised opera. Camille Lapaix revie...
Fup Kneehigh
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Review: Kneehigh bring Jim Dodge’s Fup onto stage

Set in Kneehigh’s wild, wonderful fairytale version of Cornwall with just six performers, Simon Harvey’s adaptation of Jim Dodge’s novel FUP is a real delight. Chloe Walton reviews...
PIcasso's Women Gallery Different
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Picasso’s Women – a different perspective

It's the tale of a painter from the perspective of three women in his life - Picasso's Women in a gallery of specially curated art, exhibited during the production run. D...
4.48 Psychosis New Diorama Theatre
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4.48 Psychosis reimagined by Deafinitely Theatre

Sarah Kane's final work, 4.48 Psychosis, has been restaged at New Diorama Theatre by bilingual theatre company, Deafinitely Theatre. Tom Ward reviews:
Adam Battersea Arts Centre
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We are one. We are found. We are Adam

In his journey from Egypt to Glasgow, from female to male, Adam encapsulates the conflicts of the political and the personal, a non-binary individual in a binary society. Daniel Pe...
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