Review: Elevator
It is a horrible notion that many people hate to think about: what happens if the lift you are traveling in stops working. Do you call for help? Do you press ...
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Twitter Reviews
We are consuming more information than ever before. Newspapers, magazines, 24 hours news broadcasts alongside RSS feeds, blogs, and podcasts. Yes, it's informat...
Review: Peter Pan, National Theatre of Scotland
We all know the story of Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up – right?
Not necessarily.
The National Theatre of Scotland recently premiered their new vision...
Review: Licence, by Jonathan Brown
Like many of the performances showcased at The Brighton Fringe, Jonathan Brown’s one-man show Licence is a voyage into the extraordinary. During the even...
Theatre Marketing: Twitter
There is no denying the fact that Twitter is playing it's part with the marketing of arts events and shows, but are theatre's using it right?
There are numerou...
Review: Laundry and Bourbon, and Lone Star
In a city saturated with theatre, how do you go about selecting what you see? More to the point, how do you go about seeing something which is a) value of m...