Tag: Theatre Royal Stratford East

Five people stand on a square wooden decking set on a theatre stage.

‘How Not To Drown’ review – A brisk and brutal testimony from a child asylum seeker

The Company of Much Ado About Nothing. The full company of performers are line dancing and are all dressed in Country and Western clothing. There are colourful lights and people lift their arms in the air as they dance.

‘Much Ado About Nothing’ review – Deaf and disabled actors perform rom-com with plenty of playfulness

A range of different people in various brightly coloured clothes all look at a Black person in the middle in a blue dress, who is sat on the edge of a theatre stage set. They look troubled.

‘The Wonderful World of Dissocia’ review – Surrealist psychotic drama is creepy and curious

A brown woman sits on the bottom bunk of a bunkbed, seething at a white man with short brown hair who is facing her, kneeling next to the bed, but with his back to the camera. The walls are a stale yellow.

‘After the End’ – Dennis Kelly’s nuclear fallout drama is nauseatingly novel

A woman in a blue suit stands on stage smiling. In the background behind her, behind several perspex squares, are five actors.

‘I Think We Are Alone’ review – Frantic Assembly’s anniversary show struggles to connect