Tag: Off-West End

A stage with a bar/pub set. Three women sit on a poker table in the middle, while one man stands on it behind them, his arms in the air. Two men watch and smile on the left of the photo, and one other with a black cap smiles on the right.

‘Othello’ review – Frantic Assembly’s pub Shakespeare is cluttered with company’s classic choreography

Seven queer performers in bright multicoloured outfits stand in front of a green curtain looking triumphant.

‘Sound of the Underground’ review – Travis Alabanza’s trans, queer takeover is a riotous reclamation and reeducation

A white woman with long brown hair and a blue denim jacket slung over her right shoulder has her back to the camera. A dark blue night sky fills up the rest of the photo.

‘Salamander’ at VAULT Festival review – Bold but brief storytelling about Scotland’s sex workers

Two people pose in front of a collection of watches on a wall. One wears glasses and has a serious expression, while the other has a slight smile.

‘All in Good Time’ at VAULT Festival review – Executive function play is dire and dysfunctional

Tom, a white man with short brown hair, a grey beanie, jeans and brown jacket, sits on some stone steps in a garden. He has a neutral expression on his face and his left hand is stretched out to stroke a black and white cat perching on the right side wall of the steps.

Tom Powell on mental health play ‘Surfacing’ at VAULT Festival: ‘We’re giving an understanding that you couldn’t get from observing behaviour’

‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ review – Blanche burns bright in Rebecca Frecknall’s brash, brutal staging