3.0
Review: N A K E D, Voila! Festival, Cockpit Theatre
Society has always had an obsession with the naked body. Lovers explore its sensuality, artists study its form, scientists analyse its anatomy, and dancers mim...
Festival
3.0
3.0
Review: Serving Face, Shout Festival
With Harry Styles’ Vogue cover shoot and the queering of gendered fashion buzzing through mainstream media, there seems to be no better time for the performing...
3.0
Review: Right Left With Heels, Voila! Festival, Cockpit Theatre
What makes theatre so constantly intriguing, is its boundless opportunity for innovation. Creativity works best when it lacks constraints and is allowed to dev...
4.0
Review: That Bitch Lied, SHOUT Festival
Coming out is a notoriously daunting moment for many people
in life, a moment that often takes great courage. But imagine overcoming all of
your emotional hurd...
4.0
Review: Unquiet Slumbers: The Haunting of Emily Bronte, Brighton Fringe
Unquiet
Slumbers: The Haunting of Emily Bronte does not leave too much to the imagination with its name. This is a two
hander that follows Wuthering Heights’s ...
3.0
Review: Muse 90401, Brighton Fringe
Isn’t it charming to imagine that every creative ‘light bulb’ moment you’ve ever had was the result of cheeky character dropping and whispering little hints of...