A new play by the rapper Testament was inspired by a walking group from Yorkshire. Our writer steps out with them on a trek across the wild, windswept moorsOn the first Saturday of the month…
Martina Laird has taken on seven Shakespeare roles in the past two years and is yet to give up on the playwright.
Who tells your story: the smash-hit revisionist historical musical comes to London. The post Review: Hamilton at Victoria Palace Theatre appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
Following residencies at iconic queer venues like the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, young drag king collective Pecs arrive with a bang at Soho
Inua Ellams' hit play bounces between barbers around the world, taking audiences into a male world of rituals and politics, while women share their own hair stories in My Fro and Me The poli…
As he prepares to open in Manchester Royal Exchange's revival of Guys and Dolls set in Harlem, Ray Fearon talks to Bridget
Exploring the complex identity that comes with having a mixed-race background was never going to be easy, but #Hashtag Lightie " back
The beautiful game: Bridget Minamore on Patrick Marber's football drama, revived by Live Theatre The post Review: The Red Lion at Trafalgar Studios appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
Life could have turned out very differently for the rising star of stage and screen, who opted for a career in acting
Kieran Lynn's The Trap, coming to London after an initial run in Texas last April, is a short play that grapples with
Nessah Muthy's new play, The Host, brings together an eager National Youth Theatre cast to tell the story of Yasmin, a cleaner
South-east London company London Bubble's return to promenade theatre after seven years with Tales from the Arabian Nights is a welcome one
How complicit are we all when it comes to capitalism, war, and violence in society? Very, is the answer in Kieran Hurley's
Bridget Minamore interviews the genre-defying troupe of Australian women of colour. The post Hot Brown Honey: “We will spark the revolutionary flame” appeared first on Exeunt Ma…
The price of buying a baby: Bridget Minamore reviews Vivienne Franzmann's new play about surrogacy. The post Review: Bodies at the Royal Court appeared first on Exeunt Magazine.
Bridget Minamore chats to the JMK award-winning young director as 'The Ugly One' opens at Park Theatre. The post Roy Alexander Weise: “It’s insulting not to represent the London …
Full of complexity and nuance: Bridget Minamore is moved by Mandeep Raiky's two-person dance piece exploring the criminalisation of homosexuality in India. The post Review: Queen Size at Alc…
Bringing 'fun' back to theatre: Bridget Minamore reviews Joe Wright's extravagant and entertaining Life of Galileo. The post Review: Life of Galileo at Young Vic appeared first on Exeunt Ma…
Performances by Adjoa Andoh and Kenneth Omole "are easily the highlight" of Assata Taught Me. Review by Bridget Minamore. The post Review: Assata Taught Me at the Gate Theatre appeared first…