Irfan Shamji as Ash. (Photo: Manuel Harlan)
REVIEW: The Cord, The Bush (2024)
The Ties That Bind Us "I feel dead inside . . .I feel like my head is in a vice.I feel totally alone.”Ash Irfan Shamji as Ash. (Photo: Manuel Harlan)…
Hari Dhillon as Amir, Sara Powell as Jory, Nigel Whitmey as Isaac and Kirsty Bushell as Emily (Photo: Simon Kane)
REVIEW: Disgraced, Bush Theatre from our archives (2013)
As the play progresses there is an over-consumption of alcohol and the cracks start to open up. Amir will feel betrayed by his wife, by his associate Jory and by their friend Isaac and the effect is violent, shocking and destructive.
Arinzé Kene (Photo: Helen Murray)
REVIEW: Misty, Bush Theatre (2018)
Arinzé Kene has written and performs Misty a play that it is difficult to categorise but is all the more stimulating for this. It feels like poetry as he describes the urban landscape of London with its creeping gentrification for which Kene uses the metaphor of an invasion of viruses into the human body.