Review: Boxman, Blue Elephant Theatre
A storyteller and several listeners come together in an intimate place to share and listen to a story. This connection is the essence of Boxman at the Blue Elep...
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Review: The Family Blimp, Blue Elephant Theatre
The Klump Company is a new international ensemble hailing from the famous Jacques Leqoc school in Paris. The four actors, two French, two English, have come to ...
Review: Mad Meg, Blue Elephant Theatre
Mad Meg is a fine piece bringing together music and dance to tell a simple but very memorable tale, as the finale to the Blue Elephant Theatre’s ELEFEET Dance F...
Review: This Really Is Too Much, Blue Elephant Theatre
It’s not as though gender hasn’t been explored in theatre. That doesn’t mean we should stop - the problems haven’t stopped - but it does mean finding a creative...
Top Shows of 2015: AYT Team Picks
Which were your top shows of 2015?
We asked the members of our team for their favourites. You can meet us all here if you want to. If not, carry on reading to ...
Review: Boy in Darkness, Blue Elephant Theatre
Gareth Murphy’s voice has a hush that whisks us away into the faraway lands of 14-year-old Boy. The gothic fantasy piece, adapted by Murphy at the Blue Elephant...