Friends of the Mirth
Paul Beaumont takes a look at a typical Friday night down at the Apollo
Devil May Blair
The memoirs of Chris Mullin MP are brought to the stage to give a revealing account of the goings-on behind the scenes during the Blair years
Yerma-d not to see this!
"It’s this transformation from darling bud to withered flower that forms the spine of Lorca’s tragic play Yerma and whilst her character at the end may be pretty far from anyone you know, the character at the start is very familiar."
Tales of the absurd
Saunders' absurdist play Next Time I'll Sing To You gets an airing at Richmond's Orange Tree Theatre; Alex Roocroft is in attendance
13: Unlucky for most?
Fresh from the successes of Earthquakes in London, Mike Bartlett's new play takes a new angle of government, protest and personal responsibility
What’s the point again?
It seems to be possibly slightly pointless, but it is still somehow enjoyable
Rhyme, gentlemen please
Felix interviews the founder of South Kensington's first poetry night
Less love, more sex?
Margot Pikovsky reviews Love, Question Mark
DIY: meditation room
Navid Nabijou embarks on a spirituo-materialistic journey
Can’t be artsed: Will and Eva consider
New exhibitions at the National Gallery and Royal Academy of Arts joins with the Felix Music Night in the capital's latest cultural expeditions.
Riverside Studios serve up a slice of the Deep South
Tennessee Williams (and Horton Foote) come to Hammersmith
Nothing stormy about Trevor Nunn's Tempest
Despite all of the magic on offer, this production of Shakespeare's play fails to really take off