Review: The Wolves, Theatre Royal Stratford East
Within cushioned walls that at once both recall an American sports centre and a psychiatric padded cell, a girls’ soccer team on the cusp of adulthood gather in...
Dovydas Laurinaitis
Review: Debris, Theatre N16
Cordoned off by a square perimeter of pale blue light, siblings Michelle (Louise Waller) and Michael (Jamie Anthony-Rose) try to entertain themselves amongst th...
Review: Chotto Desh, Sadler’s Wells
An empty calendar. Body without instruction. Subsequent restlessness. Questions and exclamations for help travel via phone-call to a Bangladeshi, twelve-year-ol...
Review: I’m a Phoenix, Bitch, Battersea Arts Centre
“Welcome to my therapy,” Bryony Kimmings states at the beginning of her new 80- minute work, I’m a Phoenix, Bitch. Inhabiting the vastness of the recently re-op...
Review: The Malady of Death (La Maladie de la mort), Barbican Theatre
The outer shell of the stage recedes to reveal a different kind of artifice. Film crew and stage-hands in black tend to final preparations, as the actors linger...
Review: Dennis of Penge, Ovalhouse
Dionysus descends from Olympia to manage a chicken shop in Penge. Here, as Dennis (Jorell Coiffic-Kamall), he faces Wendy (Annie Siddons) across the counter. Ch...
Dovydas Laurinaitis
Dovydas is a writer, performance maker and musician, currently studying performance at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Fan of postmodernism, Marina Abramović and obscure alternative pop