Commissioned for Shakespeare Globe’s 2011 summer season, The God of Soho is a dark, debauched frolic through playwright Chris Hannah’s disturbing vision of heaven and the earthly underworld. Down below and up above, there’s been a worrying attitude of “anything goes” and things are far from being in the order they should be. Opening with a meeting of [...]

Language is something that, when I focus on a theatre production, I seem to forget amongst the excitement of the live actor before me. When reading Tim Crouch’s Plays One, comprising his first four plays My Arm, An Oak Tree, ENGLAND and The Author, it is hard to escape the conventions (or non-conventions) of language [...]