4.0
Review: IMAGINARIUM, Out of the Blue Theatre
As your archetypal introvert, and having shared a bedroom with my younger sister until my late teens, I’ve admittedly managed to sustain a somewhat childish, ‘...
Fringe
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...
3.0
Review: Lovefool, The Bread and Roses Theatre
As Dr Dan asserts in the pages of a Sugar magazine from 1995, “you need to discover what flirting means to YOU”. For Rachel, it means doing whatever it takes t...
2.0
Review: GRIP, Reading Fringe Festival (*Trigger Warning*)
Trigger Warning: This review involves content that deals with sexual assault GRIP centres around Trev (Scott Howland, who is also the playwright) and is nar...
3.0
Review: VOiD, VAULT Festival
In the damp bereft space of the Pit in the Vaults, we join Sophia Capasso as she anxiously jitters her leg, trembling, grinding her jaw and nervously tapping a...
3.0
Review: Something Awful, VAULT Festival
The internet is a scary place which only becomes scarier still when the on-screen chaos and storytelling leaks into our own lives. Something Awful blurs the li...