Theatre

Elephant (review)- Confronting that which is left alone, Bhatti’s new play is powerful, funny and courageous

Drama that does not hold back but builds in way that is subtle and cumulative and leaves a real impression……

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‘The Troth’ – Indian First World War story turned into dance and imagined as silent film…

Classic short retold as dance with backdrop of real war footage… FOR THE FIRST time a British dance company has…

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Emerging performer Sophie Khan Levy wows critics and audiences alike with her performance in ‘Hanna’

Critics laud talent in one woman tough, tender and funny play about babies being swapped at birth… by Suman Bhuchar…

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‘Sigma’ – Bharatanatyam and juggling meet and have a ball…

Original, different and unusual, this dance show has already attracted a lot of plaudits… BHARATANATYAM and juggling might seem strange…

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The Stage 100 – just four Asians make the list… (comment)

A sober of assessment of power in British Theatre… THERE’S been some rumblings over the latest 100 List produced by…

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Alchemy comedy: ‘Immigrant Diaries’ and the six-pack sensation

May 27 2014 One of the most daring programmes of all in the Alchemy Festival was…wait for it…an all-female line…

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Wilde thoughts? ‘Fourteen’ play

May 21 2014 Actor Yasmin Wilde appears in a new play called ‘Fourteen’ by Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti at the Watford…

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Davina Perera on ‘Yellowface’ and late friend Sophiya Haque

May 18 2014 A play about race and politics in the acting profession, “Yellowface” takes centre stage in London this…

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Race, fury and comedy in ‘Yellowface’

May 13 2014 Review: A much acclaimed US play deals head on with the issue of ethnic casting and was…

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What’s your Alchemy? All-women comedy?

May 14 2014 Preview of festival which celebrates its fifth anniversary… AN ISRAELI Qawwali singer, an all-female comedy-line up, Soumik…

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