The show, devised by the Almeida young company, saw audiences peppered with provocative yes-or-no questions
Handle with Care follows Zoe on a 30-year journey, viewed through the prism of her personal effects
The complex power dynamics of Zimbabwe post-independence is the subject of a new play at the Arcola
An extraordinary tale of social exclusion, terrorism and oppression, Noughts and Crosses has now been adapted for the stage. Its director Cheryl Walker talks about black representation and why her performers are “not just actors”
Performer Nando Messias returned to the site where he was attacked 10 years previously with a defiant new show about the experience
Don’t Waste Your Bullets on the Dead by Stoke Newington-based writer Freddie Machin premieres this month at Vault Festival
Hackney Showroom was wowed this week by the charismatic Brigitte Aphrodite for a short run of her Edinburgh-feted musical play about depression
Poetry hotshots spit out their rhymes in a battle for poetry supremacy in Octagon at the Arcola
Brenda, which kicks off the Yard’s autumn season, is an experimental play that questions the very nature of selfhood
Ben Whishaw impresses as a Greek god in Anne Carson’s slick adaptation of The Bacchae by Euripides
Julia Pascal’s play focuses on two families living in Jerusalem during the Second Intifada
Playwright Julia Pascal hid her Jewish identity and ventured into the Muslim quarter of Jerusalem to find out what life is really like there
