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...
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3.0
4.0
Review: Finding Percy Erebus, Dazed New World Festival
“Percy?”, the voice of a child welcomes me as Elephant Talk Theatre’s show Finding Percy Erebus commences on my screen. It is Phoebe’s (Catherine Manwaring) vo...
4.0
Review: To Have and To Hold, Brighton Fringe
In some ways, responding to the laconic To Have and To Hold with words feels counter intuitive. This piece from Sketch Dance Company is a mix of physical th...
3.0
Review: Call Me By My Name, Dazed New World Festival
Call Me By My Name is perhaps the very antithesis of Call Me By Your Name. One escapes the harsh realities of the present by transporting the viewer to the rel...
2.0
Review: Macbeth, Big Telly Theatre
This is perhaps the most definitive proof yet that ‘The Scottish Play’ is cursed. Zoom has been the repurposed vessel for theatre’s desperate effort to maintai...
4.0
Review: On Demand, Dazed New World Festival
With Anti-Slavery Day falling within the frame of Applecart Arts’ Dazed New World Festival, the venue played their part in raising awareness by streaming The N...