Category: Arcola Theatre
Review: After Independence, Arcola Theatre
“Why must your wound be healed by wounding me?” The Papatango Theatre Company have long been at…
Review: The Sugar-Coated Bullets of the Bourgeoisie, Arcola Theatre
“We made the revolution, not Mao” The Sugar-Coated Bullets of the Bourgeoisie is based on more than…
Review: Scenes from 68* Years, Arcola Theatre
“We live in a climate of fear – they’ve made that” The asterisk in the title is…
2016 Offie Award Winners
Best Female Clare Higgins for Clarion at the Arcola Theatre Gemma Whelan for Radiant Vermin at Soho…
2016 Offie Award Finalists
Best Female Clare Higgins for Clarion at the Arcola Theatre Gemma Whelan for Radiant Vermin at Soho…
10 of my top moments in a theatre in 2015
The inevitable end-of-year lists of favourite plays and performances will be soon be coming (I just have…
Review: Eventide, Arcola Theatre
“It’s hard to get things right while they happen to you” With his second play Eventide, one…
Review: Octagon, Arcola Theatre
“Do poets get to be happy?” It’s a rare production that really makes you sit up and…
Review: VOLTA Festival 2015, Arcola Theatre
“The problem with Hannes is…” One can always rely on the Arcola to bring interesting writing to…
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