Review: Ignition Festival 2010
Tristan Bates annual festival of new theatre seeks to draw together talented young directors, writers and performers with the intention of ignited entirely ne...
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Review: Paul McCartney Is Dead
Paul McCartney Is Dead takes place in a somewhat surreal and hazy dystopian future in which Libby (Louisa Coward), the last human-as-we-would-recognise-h...
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...
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 ...