Review: Overview of BE Festival
The BE Festival aims high and does not relent in its quality, with a multitude of theatrical experiences available to the audience member with excellent value f...
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Review: Face to Face Festival, Lost Theatre
As Simon Holton noted in his review of the Face to Face Festival at Lost Theatre earlier this week, the notion of performing a piece of theatre on your own is a...
Review: Face to Face Festival of Theatre
As someone accustomed to performing as part of a tight-knit ensemble, there is something distinctly terrifying about performing alone. No-one there to cover for...
Mayfest review: The Memory Dealer
Your curiosity about this show is provoked from the very beginning, when you are emailed with small extracts of information and given the details to download th...
Brighton Fringe Review: How A Man Crumbled
Sometimes you see a piece of theatre and it reminds you why – as a theatre maker - you want to make theatre. Clout Theatre’s How a Man Crumbled is one such show...
Brighton Fringe Review: Someone Else’s Shoes
A group of over-exuberant tour guides kick-start Trailblaze Theatre’s walking tour of Brighton Someone Else’s Shoes. Quite the stereotype, but these characters ...