Review: Scenes from a Repatriation at the Royal Court
There is a fear which comes from watching an anthology-style play that the structure will expose some scenes as being
In conversation with playwright Joel Tan as Scenes from a Repatriation opens
Joel Tan’s latest play, Scenes from a Repatriation, examines questions over who claims cultural artefacts, the politics around stolen art
Review: The Guest at Omnibus Theatre, Clapham
The Guest at the Omnibus Theatre in Clapham is a cyclical meditation on migration and the climate crisis, set in a
‘Heart-wrenching and laced with emotion’ — OUR BIG LOVE STORY at The Hope Theatre
The best works of art make you feel something — and leave you wanting more. OUR BIG LOVE STORY does
Tooting playwright hopes new play shines a light on modern culture
An award-winning playwright hopes her extremism-inspired play will help to challenge and dispel cultural stereotypes. Stephanie Silver, who lives in
Review: Land of our Fathers @ Theatre503, Battersea
Image: Summary: The show is running until October 12. By Joe Short Land of our Fathers looks set for a