Review: Dandy in the Underworld
At a running time of just over an hour, and a cast list of just one, Dandy in the Underworld is a perfect little play. Adapted from Sebastian Horsley...
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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: Everything Must Go
Everything Must Go or The Voluntary Attempt to Overcome Unnecessary Obstacles by Beady Eye sees Kristin Fredricksson exploring theatre through the me...
Review: Over There, Digital Theatre
Mark Ravenhill’s Over There ran recently at the Royal Court throughout March, directed by Ravenhill himself and Ramin Gray as part of the ‘Off The Wal...
Review: Tales from the Blackjack
“Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf?” After a successful stint at Preston’s up and coming Tringe Festival in 2009, Richard Holdsworth’s Tales from the Blac...
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...