4.0
Review: Spillage!, Brighton Fringe Festival
With our government naively encouraging
professional artists to ‘reboot’ ourselves into new and alien careers, it seems
an appropriate time for theatre to be u...
Anna Perry
4.0
3.0
Review: Caravan of Love, Brighton Fringe
‘Are you ready for the time of your life?’, ask
the Housemartins over and over and over again from a glitchy radio. The scene
is set for Caravan of Love, Tom
D...
40%
Review: The Spirit of Woodstock, Brighton Fringe
With festival season heavily hit by the cascade of Covid cancellations the summer staples of theatre and music have fallen into a graveyard almost as distant a...
3.0
Review: Scenes for Survival – Running Out, National Theatre of Scotland
Over the past few months, it’s safe to say that many facets of life have been made far more difficult for the best of us. However, one thing about lockdown tha...
4.0
Review: Tiny Dancers, National Youth Theatre
Missing each other and their audience, the National Youth Theatre’s Playing Up project was able to continue the training and performing of their company compri...
5.0
Review: Razed and Confused Goes Digital, Online
Pride month is upon us and, with much public party space still on hold, this time of celebration, activism and reflection has bundled colourfully online. Razed...
