Tag: theatre
Preview: Some Like it Hip Hop returns for its third run
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If you think dance at Sadler’s Wells means a boring evening watching two men dancing in tights as you watch the time and yawing behind the programme until its over, then ZooNation Dance Company’s Some Like It Hip Hop ...
Theatre review: Wah Wah Girls
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Stratford; the perfect place to disappear. 17 year old Sita has fled her oppressive life in Leeds and come to London to seek her fortune as a dancer in the famous Wah! Wah! Club. But this young upstart’s preference fo...
Win a pair of tickets to watch ‘Meet the Adebanjo’s’ live at Catford Boradway Theatre!
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The popular black British sitcom Meet The Adebanjo’s, which showcases the ups and downs of a Nigerian family living in Peckham, south London, is set to hit the stage this Summer Saturday 14th July, after thousands of ...
10 Reasons to… Stay in London
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Travelling is great. I love travelling don’t get me wrong but sometimes its good to just stay at home and with big occasions and historical events happening this year, London is more and more proving to be the place t...
Review: The Suit adaptation
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Following huge critical acclaim after its world premiere in Paris, directors Peter Brook and Marie-Hélène Estienne bring Can Themba's short story The Suit to London. Set in a 1950s South African township, Philemon (N...
The Review: Love Love Love, A Playwright By Mike Barlett
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Having first discovered the work of Mike Barlett while absent mindedly tuning into Cock on BBC Radio 4; I instantly became a fan of the interesting twists he adds to the domestic situation. This is the same tactic he ...
The Review: Belong, A Playwright By Bola Agbaje
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Having been an avid follower of Bola Agbaje’s work at the Royal Court Theatre I was very much intrigued and my interest instantly sparked by her latest piece Belong. Set mainly in Nigeria it tells the story of a faile...
Review: The Westbridge By Rachel De-lahay
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The Westbridge is set in and around a South London estate and begins on the night of a riot. A young Asian girl is believed to have been raped by one of the estate’s black youths and as a result the men from her commu...
Some Like It Hip Hop
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Spectacular. That's the only way to describe the performance that was Some Like It Hip Hop, staged at London's Peacock Theatre. I've never seen an audience rise to their feet and dance at the end of a theatre producti...
Nonso Anozie to star in BBC drama ‘Stolen’
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You may not recognise the name, but it is highly likely that you would have seen the handsome face of British actor Nonso Anozie, 32, somewhere before as he has already built up a enviable CV as a thespian
