5.0
Review: A Murder Story, Retold, Brighton Fringe
In cramped domestic quarters, a manipulated servant-master dynamic is pushed to murderous retaliation; a simple, classical formula repeated time and time ...
Brighton Fringe
5.0
3.0
Review: Muse 90401, Brighton Fringe
Isn’t it charming to imagine that every creative ‘light bulb’ moment you’ve ever had was the result of cheeky character dropping and whispering little hints of...
4.0
Review: To Have and To Hold, Brighton Fringe
In some ways, responding to the laconic To Have and To Hold with words feels counter intuitive. This piece from Sketch Dance Company is a mix of physical th...
5.0
Review: Ram of God, Brighton Fringe Festival
Picture the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen, and then lace
that memory with every psychedelic drug you can think of, now you might be
close to the territory Ra...
4.0
Review: Spillage!, Brighton Fringe Festival
With our government naively encouraging
professional artists to ‘reboot’ ourselves into new and alien careers, it seems
an appropriate time for theatre to be u...
3.0
Review: Caravan of Love, Brighton Fringe
‘Are you ready for the time of your life?’, ask
the Housemartins over and over and over again from a glitchy radio. The scene
is set for Caravan of Love, Tom
D...