3.0
Review: No Man’s Land, Hull Truck Theatre
It is safe to say that No Man’s Land is, by no means, Harold Pinter’s most famous play. Ostensibly, it is about age and memory following two characters who may...
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3.0
4.0
Review: Wild Swimming, Bristol Old Vic
The stage within Wild Swimming is a liminal space, within which time is constantly shifting and the actor-character distinction is fluid. It’s equall...
2.0
Review: Figure a Sea, Southbank Centre
As we pile into the Southbank Centre’s cavernous Royal Festival Hall, we are greeted by 17 dancers limbering up in full house lights. This is clearly going to ...
5.0
Review: RIFT present Midsummer Night’s Dream, Alexandra Palace
We gather on the observation terrace of Alexandra Palace in the shadow of its vast transmission tower. A plaque declares that it is the site of the first ever ...
Pulitzer Prize finalist, Lisa D’Amour: “I don’t have to do things the way everybody else does them”
Memories of leaving her home in Sweden come flooding back for writer, Halima Hassan as she interviews Playwright, Lisa D' Amour. They talk about her new show, ...
3.0
Review: Falsettos, The Other Palace
It’s actually really frustrating to come out of a show like Falsettos, and to feel so very little. Naturally, there’s always going to be that question, perhaps...