by Philip Gowman
24 August 2016
I was feeling grumpy when I went into this show and had decided I was not going to enjoy it. I had rushed to get there having just got off the train. It had started late, and if it overran I wasn’t going to have time to get to the next show. And I’m not […]
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by Philip Gowman
24 August 2016
Modl Theatre Company is perhaps best known in this country for its work aimed at younger audiences, but it is a diverse company which also engages with more adult material too. And you can’t get much more adult than a graphic description of the surgical procedure that the Japanese forced upon young Korean girls so […]
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A review of the London Korean cultural year 2018
by Philip Gowman on 28 December, 2018
in 2018 year-end posts | Dance | Event reports and reviews | Exhibition reviews and comment | Live music reviews | Musicals | Pansori | Pop rock and indie | Theatre
Every year at this stage in the year, I look back on the cultural highlights, whether they be live performances, exhibitions, movies or books that I have encountered over the past twelve months. Every year I lament that I’ve been unable to cover everything, that I’m getting slower and that there’s been even more to […]
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