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...
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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...
Review: Licence, by Jonathan Brown
Like many of the performances showcased at The Brighton Fringe, Jonathan Brown’s one-man show Licence is a voyage into the extraordinary. During the even...