Review: Ron Arad’s Curtain Call, Roundhouse
Virtual Reality is in vogue: we are presented with numerous opportunities to be surrounded by artificial atmospheres. But if wearing goggles isn't your thing, R...
Digital Theatre
Review: Talking Posts, The Old Market
The art of storytelling is about as old as the human race, and ghost stories always have and always will prove popular. Digital-mapping experts Share Space &...
Review: The Cube, The Old Market
Remember the first time you got absorbed in a book and the whole world came to life in your head? That same awe and imaginative glee is to be found in Circa 69’...
Review: The Crucible, Screening Nationwide
One of the beauties of theatre is its fleeting nature. Its sense of the ephemeral heightens the sense of wonder that a performance can portray, but can also be ...
Review: Madame Butterfly, Opera Australia
An increasingly common phenomenon is the opportunity to watch a recording of a live show within a cinema. This was my first encounter. Viewing a live perform...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Daughters
(3/5 stars) Some of the most considered and exciting work I've seen at the Fringe so far has come from surprisingly young companies, and Hot Bear's dark and...