Review: S1L3NC3: Mind Reader
S1L3NC3's website proclaims him to be an 'underground artist whose canvas is your mind', while his press release has dubbed him an 'up and coming dark Mind ...
Festival
Review: 300 Friends, Whitespace Theatre
You could easily overdose on the sheer volume of site specific theatre at the moment. From the rather intimate BAC's One-on-One Festival encounters, t...
Reflection: BAC’s One-on-One Festival
"Face Your Fears"
There is something in the tag line for the BAC's newest festival, the first of it's kind - the one-on-one festival. Host to a seri...
Review: Not By Bread Alone
A very wise actor acquaintance once told me, “Theatre should never be what you expect.” When I go to the theatre, I usually have some kind of idea about...
Review: Revolution Now!, Gob Squad
Revolution is in the air at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) as a collective of flag wielding, vodka drinking, and movement changing revolution...
Review: Hamlet Von William Shakespeare
Returning to Berlin after a two-year tour, Thomas Ostermeirer’s Hamlet delves right into the very core of the play; he carves out elements of tragedy and de...