2.0
Review: Orangutan, VAULT Festival
The memory of falling into an animal enclosure may not, or at least I hope not, be a familiar one. However, the emotional turmoil that Orangutan explores as a ...
Festival
2.0
5.0
Review: The New Romantic, VAULT Festival
Humans love creating boundaries and placing labels. We are innately afraid to step away from the norm. Yet, modern society is at the forefront of cultivating c...
5.0
Review: Ladykiller, VAULT Festival
Do you ever think about
how to kill someone and get away with it? Play the plan over and over in your
mind until you snap out of it and laugh off the idea? Yes...
4.0
Review: Work Bitch, VAULT Festival
From the start, Work Bitch portrays a sense of urgency. Waitress (Jessica Siân) strides onto the stage with the house lights on, background music playing and t...
3.0
Review: Bring Them Home, VAULT Festival
Part immersive theatre, part interactive board game, Treehouse Games’ Bring Them Home provides an inventive, manic evening of 1970s Space Race-themed fun in wh...
3.0
Review: Comrade Egg and the Chicken of Tomorrow, VAULT Festival
One of VAULT Festival’s dingier performance spaces, the Cavern, is warmed by the conspiratorial presence of Bronya Deutsch, the solo performer of Comrade Egg a...