3.0
Review: Blue Beneath My Skin / All the Shit I Can’t Say to My Dad, Bunker Theatre
What is it that defines
us? Who is it that makes us? And why can’t we be honest with these people?
These questions impact all of us, keep us up at night and fo...
Festival
3.0
4.0
Review: PYNEAPPLE/ Teleportation, The Bunker
As I enter the dark space of The Bunker for new theatre festival This is Black, curated by director and writer Steven Kavuma (founder of the Diversity School, ...
1.0
Review: When He Fell, Chapel Playhouse
When He Fell is a play which takes the Chinese legend of Pan Gu and tries to use it as some sort of grand metaphor for the grieving process. On paper this conc...
4.0
Review: ‘8’ A Steampunk Opera, The Other Palace
‘8’ A Steampunk Opera, is a dark new musical with gloriously powerful voices, slow sliding melodies and an obscure plot line. This show blurs the line between ...
5.0
Review: Tao of Glass, Royal Exchange Manchester
Poetry in motion is a phrase I often hear when watching the Formula One as the commentators describe how drivers elegantly navigate dangerous corners, but I fe...
5.0
Review: Yummy, Underbelly Festival Southbank
Yummy director James Welsby’s foreword in the programme states a clear goal: for Yummy to prove that “drag is for everyone”. This aim is achieved with undeniab...