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12.07.22 I didn’t know much about the 1985 Rupert Holmes musical, The Mystery of Edwin Drood before I attended the show, but within five short minutes, I knew that I was in for a rollicking night of fun, mayhem, and fourth-wall breaking. How did I know they’d break the fourth wall?…

19.07.22 Writing this review I have absolutely no clue where to start. I arrived at Kings Cross Theatre tonight with no idea what to expect, aside from a complicated plot and a slim understanding from the blurb description. I can honestly say this was the strangest performance I have ever…

20.07.22 “How many escapes does one have to make?” Oliver Twist in Jali. Photo by Tom Gilligan. This is the question at the heart of the hilarious, gut-wrenching, and eye-opening theatre experience that is Jali by Oliver Twist. Jali is an autobiographical one-man show written, directed, and performed by Oliver Twist.…

15.07.22 Across the stage screams bellow. Bodies twist and turn, the actors squirming for something unknown. Emitting its own strange sense of unease, the stage is cluttered and tangled, intensified by flickering lights illuminating only the most haunting of images. Photo by Phil Erbacher. Burn Witch Burn, directed by Claudia…

16.07.22 Ugly Love erupted onto the stage and generously shared an abundance of colour, energy, and vibrance with the audience. Just by watching, one could feel the electricity in the room. Cypriana Singh in Ugly Love. Photo by Jasmin Simmons. The cast was small, only consisting of four people. Yet…