Written for What’s On Stage Battling brothers, a soaring love scene and a fool worthy of King Lear, Arinze Kene’s Estate Walls skips majestically between the epic and urban in a story that would feel as comfortable set against a Grecian palace as it does the grimy city wall of its title. Three boyish men [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Che Walker’
Review: Estate Walls
Posted in Reviews, tagged Arinze Kene, Che Walker, Inner City Theatre, The Oval House Theatre on October 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Q&A with Arinze Kene
Posted in Interviews, tagged Arinze Kene, Che Walker, Estate Walls, The Oval House on September 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Written for Whats On Stage Arinze Kene is an actor and playwright who has worked extensively in TV and theatre and is perhaps best known as Connor in Eastenders. He is also the Artistic Director of emerging company Inner City Theatre who seek to give new voices to Urban London. Previous collaborator Che Walker directs [...]
Musical Pride and Prejudice
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Been So Long, Che Walker, Cock Tavern, Coliseum, David Creig, Frontline, Glee, Hair, Hairspray, High School Musical, Katya Kabanova, La Boheme, Midsummer, Rent on March 26, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Originally written for The Public Reviews Last week I went to see the ENO doing Katya Kabanova at the Coliseum, a meaty piece of classical brilliance. The next day I went to see Hairspray, a bubble gum piece of theatrical whimsy. Katya was awe inspiring at points, and infinitely thought provoking, but for sheer balls [...]
