Reviews
Local theatre productions and exhibitions.
It's a brave decision to set up another theatre in SE1, whose seemingly ever-growing collection of theatres rivals the West End in stature as well as number.
The Old Vic Tunnels lend themselves gloriously as a venue to this engaging, professionally executed if, at times, predictable first UK performance of Wajdi Mouawad's Scorched.
Spanish high society comes to The Scoop in Steam Industry Free Theatre's production of Don Juan in Love.
The well-known Wind in the Willows story has been adapted for the stage by Steam Industry Free Theatre.
I've never been part of a lynch mob before. Tangram Theatre's production of Lope de Vega's Spanish Golden Age play works the audience into a vengeful frenzy.
The Beauty Queen of Leenane, a 1996 piece written by Irish playwright Martin McDonagh is being revived at the Young Vic this summer.
The Maria at the Young Vic is playing host to this show devised by Lisa Hammond and Rachael Spence.
The Mayhem Company's new production, Elephant 21, is being performed in the Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre.
A crowd-pleasing, spectacularly-staged summer blockbuster, in a most unlikely but apt destination.
Elephant & Castle artist Reuben Powell is opening his studio to visitors during the London Festival of Architecture.
As part of the Southbank Centre's three-month Festival Brazil, the Hayward Gallery plays host to Ernesto Neto's new exhibition, The Edges of the World.
If you're after raw, intense, stripped-back acting, Sus delivers; this is a play that pulls no punches.
A sensitive and well-observed portrayal of the everyday lives and internal struggles of early twentieth century African Americans.
An exhibition of photographs taken surreptitiously or without asking permission of the subject has opened at Tate Modern.
The tragedy of today's Zimbabwe proves the perfect setting for this adaptation of one of theatre's most compelling tragedies - Othello.
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