Tag: Bush Theatre

Four Black women on stage in loungewear. They are playing four girls at a sleepover, with bedding dotted around the set. Two pose with peace signs and another holds up a bowl of popcorn majestically.

‘Sleepova’ review – Quartet’s coming of age is cosy and confrontational

A theatre show. A white man in a black jacket holds a microphone upstage. Behind him, a crowd are watching three men in top hats on a podium. One holds a sign saying ‘more winter’, while another holds a groundhog.

10 London theatre shows to look forward to in 2023

Anoushka Lucas, a young woman, stares out at someone behind the camera with her hands resting on a wooden piano on a stage.

‘Elephant’ review – Anoushka Lucas makes you think differently about pianos in visionary debut

Two brown men, sitting on a circular theatre set with their backs to each other, look out into the audience with concern.

‘The P Word’ review – LGBTQ+ asylum seeker drama is affecting and acerbic

A Black woman, Black older man and Black young man are embraced by the man in the middle, who is talking to them. Behind them is a creamy orange wall with several rectangular windows. We are inside a house, but on a theatre set.

‘House of Ife’ review – An explosive start to the Bush’s 50th anniversary season

Two people running on a red race track with their arms outstretched. Left, a Black person in grey and blue sportswear. Right, a white woman with plaits, a white top and blue shorts.

‘Fair Play’ review – Women’s athletics drama suffers false start fatigue