Barons Court Theatre

VENUE: BARONS COURT THEATRE >>> Nothing is as it seems. That’s the message to take away from the aptly named Under the Table, written and directed by Aaron Thaker. Split into four parts: sex, politics, money, and religion, the play follows four mini stories that hold up a mirror to contemporary Britain...

VENUE: BARONS COURT THEATRE >>> I became well acquainted with Spanglish over my four years at Exeter University, trying - and often failing - to remember that the most important part of language learning is being able to communicate. But my kind of Spanglish is very different...

VENUE: BARONS COURT THEATRE: >>> The way he whips a big white hanky out of his pocket and carefully polishes favourite parts of his complicated uniform tells you in just a few simple gestures that this man LOVES being a police officer...

VENUE: BARONS COURT THEATRE >>> When I asked my friend if she wanted to come to Barons Court Theatre with me on Saturday evening to see Victoria Buse’s one-woman tragi-comedy Not In The Mood For Quiche Anymore, she announced that she had just told her sister she wasn’t in the mood for frittata anymore...

VENUE: BARONS COURT THEATRE >>> Many of us find the idea of twins intriguing; two people that were once a single cell, now walking the earth separately, yet still deeply interconnected. It forces us to question the layers of the self and what forms an identity...

VENUE: BARONS COURT THEATRE >>> A cowboy (Daniel Pirie), madam, inventor (Vilma Kitula), sheriff, doctor and priest (Cameron Harris) all walk into a bar. I won't spoil the punchline. The set is sparse: “A bar made out of some sort of wood (probably), and the rest is audience imagination,” we are informed by the man behind the bar...