Review: The Second Word from the Story of the Cage
The Second Word from the Story of the Cage is touted as a site-specific work in a disused air raid shelter telling a story of “the selfishness of gender, race...
Sharlene Teo
Review: Let’s Get Visceral
An exciting project celebrating new writing and language of "honesty and boldness", Let’s Get Visceral does not disappoint in presenting the freshest and newest...
Review: You and Me
Based on the Spanish absurdist drama Tu I Jo by Roger Simeon, Patrícia Rodríguez & Mercè Ribot play a pair of elderly sisters cut off from the world in this...
Review: Vault Festival – Money
Nabokov present four short plays contemplating our relationship with money - what it stands for, what it motivates us to do, and how it affects our perceptions ...
Review: Happy New
Alfred Enoch and Joel Samuels star as psychologically damaged brothers in the UK premiere of Brendon Cowell’s play. Described as “a dark Australian comedy w...
Review: Winterreise
Up in Arms’ staging of Winterreise is a fraught and evocative slow-burner. Schubert’s song cycle, based on Wilhem Muller’s poems, is lent an unusual dimens...
