All posts tagged audience
LIVE REVIEW: Isaac Gracie @ The Working Men’s Club, 23/05/17
★★★★ Golden curtains sheen. A red heart glows. The singer-song writer Isaac Gracie stands in front of these shimmering stage pieces, with a guitar in hand and his face hidden […]
RECLAIM THE CITY
London is a city well-known for resembling a machine. We follow implicit social rules, and it can often feel as if you’re just part of a crowd being dictated to […]
The Wonderland Bar at The Vaults
Les Enfant Terribles’ immersive production: ‘Alice’s Adventures underground’, has kicked off at The Vaults in Waterloo for the season, accompanied by a wave of tremendous reviews. Apart from the curious […]
REVIEW: Half A Sixpence, Noel Coward Theatre
This review comes after having seen Cameron Mackintosh’s reworked revival of the classic musical: ‘Half a Sixpence’ for the second time, five months after having seen it the first time […]
Why The Doctor Can Be Anyone, Especially a Female.
When I first started editing the film section of CUB Magazine – almost a year ago now, when Britain was in the EU, America did not have a carrot cake […]
Live Review: Seramic @ Omeara, 01/03/17
“Literally swells with originality.” ★★★★ Fluorescent pink light coats Omeara tonight. A new venue founded by Ben Lovett (member of Mumford & Sons), which looks like it should belong in […]
LIVE REVIEW: Aminé @ Kamio, 20/02/17
Aminé is a 22-year-old American hip-hop artist and rapper from Portland, whose debut single ‘Caroline’ reached 11th on the Hot 100 and 5th on the Hot R&B/Hip Hop Songs on […]
‘Cardboard City’: Interview
Fourth up in the QMTC New Writers’ Festival is Cardboard City, written and directed by Holly Rodman. I spoke to Holly about the real-life inspirations she had for the play […]
INTERVIEW: Comedian Charlie Robb
I recently got the chance to have a chat with comedian Charlie Robb, who is about to debut his one-man show: Romantic Encounters in a Dark Room, across London. Robb, a Cambridge […]