Incognito Theatre Company: All Quiet on the Western Front | Review

Incognito Theatre Company: All Quiet on the Western Front | Review

“The First World War was a horror of gas, industrialized slaughter fear and appalling human suffering.” wrote Nick Harkaway in 2012, and they were correct in every respect. Millions dead, empires lost, and the groundwork laid for the rise of fascism less than twenty years later. And for what? Why did this ‘war to end…

Lazarus Theatre Company’s Macbeth at Greenwich Theatre | Review

Lazarus Theatre Company’s Macbeth at Greenwich Theatre | Review

There are times when I wonder if Shakespeare hasn’t been done, rather like many of his characters, done to death. For example, I was in two minds about going all the way to the Greenwich Theatre for my fifth or sixth Macbeth. But, as it was the Lazarus Theatre Company producing the show, and I’ve…

Sounds and Sorcery celebrating Disney Fantasia at The Vaults | Review

Sounds and Sorcery celebrating Disney Fantasia at The Vaults | Review

Back in 1940, Walt Disney decided that for his third animated feature film he was going to do something different. So, unlike Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Pinocchio which were based on fairy tales, Disney went for the idea of putting together a movie consisting of eight animated segments set to pieces of…

Review of The White Rose by Ross McGregor – Jack Studio Theatre

Review of The White Rose by Ross McGregor – Jack Studio Theatre

There’s often nothing better than a new play that covers some well known moment in history from a new, and possibly unknown angle. A case in point is the latest offering from the Arrow and Traps Theatre Company who are presenting Ross McGregor’s new play The White Rose at the Jack Studio Theatre in Brockley….