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Review: A View from the Bottom, Whiskey Chow/Glasgow Buzzcut Festival
On 5 June 2021, as part of the Buzzcut super-stream-a back to back performance marathon. Whiskey Chow shared a new performance to camera&nb...
Festival
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4.0
Review: The Fifth Wall, Buzzcut Festival
It’s safe to be said, that unless you’ve ordered something,
nothing exciting ever comes in the post. It’s either bills, tax information or
political guff – the...
3.0
Review: Grief Dances, Buzzcut Festival
Claudia Edwards’s Grief Dances is adigital
performance by two dancers, Edwards and Jess Paris in two separate locations
yet sharing the same screen. As they be...
4.0
Review: Counting Headlights, Little Match Theatre
Noriko Ward’s Counting Headlights, as part of
Frumpish Theatre’s Fresh festival, is a playful splatter of the protagonist,
Emily’s, growth through her emotiona...
4.0
Review: Doody, Brighton Fringe
Doody is a twenty-five-minute gem showing online as
part of this year's Brighton Fringe Festival, in collaboration with NSDF x
Spotlight. The piece is a darkly...
4.0
Review: I Looked Up At The Sky And I, Imagined All Of The Stars Were My Sisters, Keijaun Thomas/Take Me Somewhere
Keijaun Thomas’ new video performance is only 7 minutes long but I Looked Up At The Sky And I, Imagined All Of The Stars Were My Sisters has a lot to say in th...