Brian Lobel: “I care how many people hear the words sex with cancer”
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Review: 24 Italian Songs and Arias / Diana Is Dead! The Yard Theatre
As I approached Hackney Wick for an improbable Tuesday night double-bill of 24 Italian Songs and Arias and Diana Is Dead! I struggled to recall ever feeling qu...
Review: A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer, The National Theatre
A musical about cancer is of course, no easy feat. Complicité and performance Artist, Bryony Kimmings (with the help of co-writers, Brian Lobel and Tom Parkinso...
Edinburgh Feature: The Sick of the Fringe
Image: Bryony Kimmings and Tim Grayburn The relationship and influence of science within theatre is demonstrated incredibly frequently in the themes and top...
Review: Purge, The Canada Water Culture Space
How important are our Facebook friends to us? Do you actually ever have a real connection with most of those 500 people, or take time to sit and think about the...
Feature: Brian Lobel’s ‘Purge’ – a space for dialogue
Would you let a panel of strangers choose your outfit in the morning? Or perhaps select your date for the evening? How about letting them make the call on w...