by Belinda Liversedge | Feb 2, 2017 | Circus, Reviews
Persephone, daughter of Zeus has been abducted. Deep in the Underworld she fights against her imprisonment which has brought perpetual winter on earth. This is the story of Becoming Shades, staged as part of the Vaults festival. The shadowy outlines of the forgotten...
by Franco Milazzo | Apr 14, 2016 | Reviews, Theatre
This Is Cabaret rating ★★★★☆ Don’t look now but yet another new immersive theatre experience has landed in London. Is it any good? Based on the popular 1990s children’s horror novels written by American author RL Stine, this take on the Goosebumps books can be found...
by This Is Cabaret | Oct 13, 2015 | Features, Magic
Opening tonight, one-man magic show Master Of The Macabre already scored a controversial note of notoriety when Transport for London refused to allow their official poster (above) to be shown on the Underground; whether the overt horror of a bloody eyeball is more...
by Candace Chan | Mar 2, 2015 | Drag, Reviews, Theatre
“Who could you be if you lived without limitation?” This is the premise of Hellscreen, a play by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm adapted from a Japanese horror story by Ryunosuke Akutagawa published in 1918. Set in contemporary London, the story follows artist Frank Holt (East...
by Franco Milazzo | Feb 6, 2015 | Reviews
People talk about the politics of fear. They talk about the economics of fear. But few really talk about fear as the ultimate stage device. A device that forces the audience to look both around the room and within themselves. One that instils a psychological and, in...
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