4.0
Review: Crave, Chichester Festival Theatre
Content warning: This review mentions suicide Crave
is a wonderful return to live
production for Chichester
Festival Theatre. The 1998 play by playwrigh...
Regional
4.0
4.0
Review: The Message, Pitlochry Festival Theatre
The Message is a breath of fresh air for both its subject and its audience. This piece from writer Hannah Khalil follows the perspective of something ...
3.0
Review: Blood, Glorious Blood!, Brighton Fringe
Blood, Glorious Blood! wastes no time being shy about its subject. This is a ‘Period drama’ in the most literal sense - It’s an hour dedicat...
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: Pareidolia, Phone Box Theatre Company
The story of Pareidolia follows three characters – Mrs. Z (Helen Brown), Mx.
Y (Jayran Lear), and Mr. X (Caetano Capurro) – each with a tale to share. But Pare...
3.0
Review: PETRICHOR, ThickSkin Theatre
Over lockdown we’ve become accustomed to watching theatre through computer screens, but ThickSkin’s latest production asks its audience to watch through a VR h...