4.0
Review: Yes No Black White, Camden People’s Theatre
Yes No Black White is part of Camden People’s Theatre’s Handle With Care festival which interrogates that most bizarrely pejorative of terms, the ‘Snowflake’ –...
Festival
4.0
4.0
Review: Rouge, Underbelly Festival, Southbank
The circus is something you are taught to associate with spectacles and stunts beyond your wildest imagination. In the present day, I thought that the circus a...
3.0
Review: With One Look, Underbelly Festival Southbank
With One Look is a 60 minute soiree with Vivienne de Vil and her two man band Henry Brennan and Nick Anderson. The piano plays, Ms De Vil sings and the audienc...
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...
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...