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Review: Open Return, Blink Theatre
We’ve all been there — on a busy busy train from Edinburgh to London. It’s a long journey, there are no seats to be spared and somebody has made the bold, yet ...
Brighton Fringe Festival
4.0
4.0
Review: Doody, Brighton Fringe
Doody is a twenty-five-minute gem showing online as
part of this year's Brighton Fringe Festival, in collaboration with NSDF x
Spotlight. The piece is a darkly...
Review: Groomed, Soho Theatre
After winning three awards at the Brighton Fringe Festival in 2016, Groomed takes to the stage of the Soho Theatre as part of their Spring/ Summer season. Writt...
Feature: AYT reviewer picks of 2016
Well here we are. 2017. And AYT’s reviewing team is looking forward to a brand new year of theatre. With a momentous year behind us in terms of world events,...
Brighton Fringe Review: Code of Conduct, Sweet Waterfront
A warm orange spotlight is all that illuminates the actors as they sit upstage. A low, constant background hum from the live guitar is present from the start. P...
Brighton Fringe Review: Les Femmes Circus, Brighton Spiegeltent
In true 1950s style, the ladies in Les Femmes Circus come onto stage in polka-dot dresses, pinnies and red lipstick. Feather dusters in hand ready to clean, coo...