Review: Rebecca, Theatre Royal Brighton
From the moment the lights fell in Brighton’s Theatre Royal, and the second Mrs. de Winter spoke that famous opening line, it was clear that Kneehigh have put t...
Emma Rice
Latitude Review: 946
The Latitude audience who caught Kneehigh’s latest show, 946, can feel very lucky. Not only was the Theatre Arena completely packed, this wasn’t even the final ...
The best of Latitude’s Theatre Arena
In a usually empty corner of Suffolk, an atmosphere of revelry, carnival and wonder will be evoked on a summer’s weekend this month. Celebrating its tenth anniv...
Review: Rebecca, Richmond Theatre
Kneehigh's dream of Manderley is fused deep with its Cornish roots, singing of the sea and haunted by a surreal shipwreck which buries Rebecca's boat deep in th...
Review on Tour: Tristan and Yseult
Kneehigh’s is a theatre of collaboration. In Tristan & Yseult, their 2003 show which is being revived in a world tour to mark its tenth anniversary, the sen...
Review: The Wild Bride
In typical Kneehigh style, The Wild Bride is exuberant, gruesome fun, bursting with good tunes and playful staging. However, for a show that descr...