Review: Common Sounds – Enter the Void
Common Sounds: Enter The Void was an evening of performances and installations that responded to the architecture, purpose and current condition of decay of...
Festival
Review: Folly for a Flyover at Create Festival and Assemble
Arriving in Hackney Wick and peering hopelessly at the street map by the station entrance I was approached by a group of arty looking youngsters: "Are you l...
Review – Connections Festival: Frank & Ferdinand and Children of Killers
The Connections Festival at the National Theatre continues with more new plays performed by youth groups across the country. The great thing about NT Connection...
Review: Attempt, Camden Fringe
When I saw a version of Attempt two years ago, Amandio Cardoso was on the verge of graduating from European Theatre Arts at Rose Bruford College, a cour...
Review: Kiss Goodnight / Crime in a Madhouse
Born in 2006, relatively new company Theatre of the Damned’s only prerogative is to explore the potential of horror and suspense in performance. Kiss Goodnigh...
Review: En Route, Traverse Theatre
Few theatrical experiences start hours before you even arrive, with a vaguely cryptic text message welcoming you to the show and giving you a set of i...