by This Is Cabaret | Feb 13, 2015 | Reviews
Produced by Paul L Martin’s Excess All Areas, the London Cabaret Awards have been going since 2011. It is no secret that the latest London Cabaret Awards nominations featured some good, bad and frankly bizarre choices. Ahead of the prizegiving ceremony next...
by Franco Milazzo | Feb 13, 2015 | Reviews
Psychodermabrasion gets under the skin. Like, really under the skin. Appearing this week at Jacksons Lane – a gem of a venue just up the Northern Line – it is a pitch black peek into the grimness of youth with songs, slapstick and more than the occasional...
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...
by Ed Gosling | Feb 3, 2015 | Reviews
The Artful Badger’s Wild Worlds: Dark Sides. Image by Chantal Guevara The Artful Badger’s Wild Worlds: Dark Sides. Image by Maximillian Webster The Artful Badger’s Wild Worlds: Dark Sides. Image by Maximillian Webster The Artful Badger’s Wild...
by Ed Gosling | Jan 31, 2015 | Reviews
Running until 8 March, the Vault festival has to be one of the most diverse and eclectic lineups of any arts festival in the capital. The Leake Street tunnels, under Waterloo station are transformed for just over five weeks into a series of discussions, parties, live...
by Franco Milazzo | Jan 14, 2015 | Reviews
It’s the end of the show. There’s no-one on stage but it’s not empty. A slice of white bread with Nutella spread on it has been pressed into an abandoned yellow crash helmet. Viscous clear drips like errant cum are splashed around the wooden floor. There’s a pile of...
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