Veteran actor Greg Hicks climbs Ibsen’s tower at the Arcola The RSC favourite on ageing, wrestling with God, and why Hilde is no victim By Gabriel Wilding / 29 Sep 2026
A Fine Idea review - the ambition is admirable; the basement, less forgiving By Hackney Citizen / 16 Jun 2026
'When it travels upwards, the heartstrings are tugged' - Ken Ludwig’s Dear Jack, Dear Louise review By Hackney Citizen / 13 Apr 2026
How Charlie Josephine fell in love with boxing and shone a light on Olympic history By Hackney Citizen / 5 Mar 2026
'Going to the club and bumping into people who've seen your show is crazy' — the young director behind the Arcola's 'Bitch Boxer' By Lizzie McAllister / 4 Feb 2026
Petty Men at the Arcola Theatre: Shakespeare - kind of - but not as you know it By Hackney Citizen / 2 Dec 2025
'The spirit of a place' - How Dalston painters and potters fought back to save studio block from closure By Hackney Citizen / 19 Sep 2025
The Band Back Together, Arcola Theatre, stage review: ‘The preciousness of youth’ By Gabriel Wilding / 13 Sep 2024
Bangers, Arcola Theatre, stage review: ‘With a little bit of luck, we can make it through the night’ By Gabriel Wilding / 31 Jul 2024
After Sex, Arcola Theatre, stage review: ‘Simply crafted but staggering’ By Gabriel Wilding / 29 Jul 2024
Dalston acting studio founded by former EastEnders star to stage its first ever play at the Arcola By Hackney Citizen / 11 Jan 2024