Feature: Incoming Festival preview – The Wardrobe Ensemble
With May’s Incoming Festival rapidly approaching, I caught up with Jesse Meadows, one of the nine members of the Wardrobe Ensemble. This rather large compan...
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Incoming preview: Tin Shed Theatre
Tin Shed Theatre Company is busy, busy, busy. I speak to Company Director Georgina Harris on a chance free day between school tours of An Inspector Calls an...
Feature: Indomitable Productions – stepping stones into the profession
Indomitable Productions is a newly-formed performance company, with a little bit of a twist. Formed by a group of students and recent graduates, they are trying...
Review: The Boy Who Cried Wolf
My inner child – never far from the surface – was well and truly unleashed at Bristol Old Vic's gloriously enjoyable The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Re-telling the ta...
Mayfest review: Trash Cusine
Incredibly difficult to watch, Belarus Free Theatre's Trash Cuisine is a hard-hitting and haunting 90 minutes that will stay with you long after you leave the t...
Mayfest review: Goodbye Thailand
If you want to see lazy, offensive stereotypes of Thailand, head down to The Brewery t...