Review: Thrive, artsdepot
Before entering the modern theatre space at artsdepot, the audience are given one piece of advice: trust your instincts. We begin by filling out luggage tags wi...
Ben Pacey
Review: Comeback Special, Shoreditch Town Hall
After hearing multiple incredible things about Greg Wohead’s Ted Bundy Project, I was intrigued to see how recreating another American idol would be performed a...
Edinburgh Fringe Festival: The Furies, Summerhall
‘Tis the witching hour. The crowd file in at midnight for a heavy metal band pumping with the rage of the Greeks. In Aeschylus’s Oresteia, the matriarch of ...
Review: The Pardoner’s Tale, Unicorn Theatre
‘We can go anywhere,’ the robed pardoner tells us with gleaming eyes, ‘play with reality, pluck worlds from this air’. And that is exactly what Lewis Gibson’s...
Review: Autobiographer
Melanie Wilson's Autobiographer is a poem about life, loss and the slipping away of memory as Flora, the central character split between four performers, st...