Review: Black Mountain, Orange Tree Theatre
‘I sometimes think we are being watched.’ James Grieve directs a new production of Birch’s Black Mountain at the Orange Tree Theatre. A raw psychological thr...
Brad Birch
Latitude review Saturday: The New English Ballet, Poleroid and Old Trunk Theatre
One of the best things about Latitude is the chance to see new pieces of writing, choreography and performance. Pieces that have never been performed in front o...
Review: The Brink, Orange Tree Theatre
Brad Birch’s new play The Brink picks you up and shakes you. It challenges you and then lingers long in your mind after you leave the theatre. It creates questi...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Gardening: For the Unfulfilled and Alienated
(4/5 stars) This melancholic piece crams an awful lot into its half hour slot. It is powerful and fascinating glimpse into the rather twisted psyche of...
Review: Vault Festival – Money
Nabokov present four short plays contemplating our relationship with money - what it stands for, what it motivates us to do, and how it affects our perceptions ...