2.0
Review: A Black Story, Applecart Arts
The
layout of A Black Story at Applecart
Arts swamps it instantly. Six bland office chairs in two rows of three sit
onstage, accompanied by wholly uninspiring ...
Off West End
2.0
3.0
Review: Host, Danse Macabre and The Space Online
As
we navigate a new world where physical closeness correlates less with comfort
than with lethal threat, what if emotional intimacy was also shadowed with som...
3.0
Review: Blue Electric, The Playground Theatre
Blue Electric is the tale of a rebellious daughter’s fight for acceptance from her father, broken by his experience as a Holocaust survivor. The work is gorgeo...
3.0
Review: First Date, Lambert Jackson and Crazy Coqs Online
When writing a musical about a first date, there’s a lot of
source material you can pull from. All over the world, people have stories and
anecdotes to share; ...
4.0
Review: Finding Percy Erebus, Dazed New World Festival
“Percy?”, the voice of a child welcomes me as Elephant Talk Theatre’s show Finding Percy Erebus commences on my screen. It is Phoebe’s (Catherine Manwaring) vo...
3.0
Review: Call Me By My Name, Dazed New World Festival
Call Me By My Name is perhaps the very antithesis of Call Me By Your Name. One escapes the harsh realities of the present by transporting the viewer to the rel...