Theatre Royal Stratford East What flutters into your mind when you think of Valentine’s Day? Cards, chocolates, overpriced steak? Or

Arcola Theatre Breathing: involuntary, critical, and often taken for granted. Diane Samuel’s premiere starts with the familiar in-and-out heaving of

The Phoenix Arts Club As Blue Monday billows into our lives, instead of fighting it, why not lean into the

King’s Head Theatre : ‘A middle-of-the-road tale’ Originally an earnest memoir by Sergey Fetisov, Firebird: The Story of Roman morphed into a middlingly

The Yard Nick Cassenbaum’s smash-hit Edinburgh fringe show gets its London premiere. Exploding into The Yard is a blast of

Almeida There is neither a silent nor holy night featured in the Almeida’s big December production. Instead, we get all

Three Colts Tavern ‘Like Italy and New York have made sweet love’ I believe it was Aristotle who once said:

Skehan’s | 1 Kitto Road, SE14 5TW There are Irish pubs, there are very Irish pubs, and then there’s Skehan’s.

Fish Island World firsts are rare in our jaded and desensitised metropolitan food scene. So, when an email tumbled into

Barbican Hall The evening has a sense of celebration, of newly minted and upcoming grandeur. Jakub Hrůša’s face is one

Barbican Hall As a confirmed Londoner, my experience of British wildlife is pretty drab, with flashes of bushy vermilion tails

National Changgeuk Company of Korea Barbican Centre Although the traditional Korean art form of Changgeuk, Shakespeare’s King Lear and the

Clod Ensemble & Nu Civilisation Orchestra Barbican Centre Mea culpa, mea culpa, this review will be part apology, part whinge

Small Beer Brew Co. Full-time country music fan, and a part-time alcoholic, the two have always been a match made

Barbican The Pit Climate change is all the rage right now.. or at least it certainly is raging… Theatre is