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Review: For The Grace of You Go I, Theatr Clwyd
To listen to the review, click here. For The Grace of You Go I is both entertaining and slightly unsettling.
Although originally set to be staged in the sp...
Dominic Kennedy
4.0
3.0
Review: Nuclear Future, Camden People’s Theatre
I suppose it’s something we all wonder about, what our future will look like. A future which is set to include turbulent politics, declining environmental cond...
Review: Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Angry Alan, Underbelly
★★★★ Roger is angry. That’s how he finds Alan. Rather than go on a run, he finds himself trawling through videos and news articles, mining further and furthe...
Review: The Devil Speaks True, The Vault
We start with instructions about our headphones. Each audience member has a pair. And then with a clunk, we’re enveloped into the pitch black. “It’s a normal...
Review: O No!, Ovalhouse
I am going to assume that I wasn’t the only unsuspecting member of the audience at the Ovalhouse in this hour of insanity, hippies, music and art that all start...
Review: 503Fusions, Theatre503
503Fusions is a look at four different perspectives of one city. Emerging writers, performers, directors and musicians all collaborate to form these distinctive...