4.0
Review: An Ice Thing to Say, The Cockpit & Cyborphic
Like all art, theatre is subjective; the
artists place something before you and you take from it what you will. With
most theatre, this takeaway is about your ...
Theatre
4.0
2.0
Review: Unfamiliar at Home, ArtsDepot
There are an infinite list of questions to be weighed about parenthood: Can we afford a child? Will we make good parents? Is now a good time ? Unfamiliar at H...
4.0
Review: Fibres, Citizens Theatre
Fibres may well be one of the most emotionally driven
political plays I have ever experienced. Frances Poet’s writing is intricately
layered and centred around...
2.0
Review: Falling Stars, Union Theatre
As the era of Music Hall began to fade away in the early twentieth century, a new breed of Musical Theatre composition began to develop, more closely resemblin...
4.0
Review: Lament for Sheku Bayoh, National Theatre of Scotland and EIF
Lament for Sheku Bayoh is a response to the 2015 death of an unarmed black man, Sheku Bayoh, whilst in police custody in Kirkcaldy, Scotland. Up to six police ...
3.0
Review: Magic, New Vic Theatre and Hoard: Rediscovered
It is perhaps stating the obvious to point out that the limits imposed by monologue mean that they require a compelling character to be worthwhile. Magic both ...