Theatre

Chop-chop! – Barons Court Theatre, London

Chop-chop! is an energetic solo show with a vibrant concept and moments of charm, but one that struggles to sustain its momentum across a full-length format. Chop-chop! Andrea Holland’s Chop-chop! is a bold, bilingual solo performance packed with energy, physical comedy and flair. Performed largely in Spanglish (knowing a bit of Spanish helps but is […]

Theatre

UnTethered – The Glitch, London

Tana Sirois’s UnTethered at The Glitch is a funny, unflinching one-woman show that explores OCD, demisexuality, and the tangled ties between vulnerability, trauma, and connection. UnTethered OK now we have a theme of the week. Or month. In my last post I was talking about the coincidence of autobiographical one-woman shows where the woman is […]

Theatre

Outpatient – Park Theatre, London

A sharp, darkly funny solo show about illness, ego and what it means to be alive, Outpatient is unexpectedly life-affirming. Outpatient It’s not quite “theme of the week,” a game we sometimes play here at the Salterton Arts Review, but it is interesting to have seen two shows in quick succession about young women navigating […]

Exhibitions

Goya to Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Oskar Reinhart Collection – The Courtauld Gallery, London (LAST CHANCE TO SEE)

Goya to Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Oskar Reinhart Collection brings a rare and revealing group of works to the Courtauld, offering an insight into one man’s singular vision as a collector A Collector’s Eye: The Oscar Reinhart Collection It was about time I was back at the Courtauld! After becoming one of the many who […]

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