4.0
Review: Bagdad Cafe, The Old Vic
Listen to the audio version here. Bagdad Cafe at The Old Vic is Emma Rice’s new adaptation of the 1987 film of the same name. Rice’s style is whimsical and ...
Emma Rice
4.0
5.0
Review: The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk, Bristol Old Vic
The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk presents a sheer whirlwind of colour and sound in a world ripped straight from the canvas. Streaming live until December 11th, the...
4.0
Review: Romantics Anonymous, Bristol Old Vic Live
Romantics Anonymous welcomes theatre goers with open arms into the new medium of live theatrical broadcast. From the moment you open the live stream you are tr...
3.0
Review: Romantics Anonymous, Bristol Old Vic
Romance has a particular ‘look’, physique, voice and even vibe, which ruffled shirts, excessive sweating and an inclination to fainting don’t quite adhere to. ...
Emilia: The West-End Not Ready for Clever Women?
Like many of us, Emma Bentley was not happy to see Emilia close early. Here, she ponders why: bad ticket sales? bad marketing? The white men at the 'top'? W...
The Role of the Artistic Director: Guide or Dictator?
Josephine Balfour Oatts attends an event in which ex-Artistic Director of the Gate Theatre, Christopher Haydon talks about his and the role in general. There m...