Review: On Monday Last Week, Etcetera Theatre
This week, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the Nigerian author of Americanah, Half of a Yellow Sun and We Should All Be Feminists, was asked by a French journalist: ‘...
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Review: Tiresia, Etcetera Theatre
Playing on gender, death, myth and science Tiresia is undeniably engaging. An adaptation of the Greek myth of the blind prophet Tiresias who famously became a w...
Review: The English Heart, Etcetera Theatre
Billed as a Brexit-inspired tale, The English Heart seems to focus more on the obsessive power of sex than the political chaos of the last year. Yes, the charac...
Review: Boy Stroke Girl, Etcetera Theatre
The topic of gender is never far from our minds. It informs our every interaction with other people, and goes right to the core of our self-perception. Soci...
Review: Sally’s Alright, Etcetera Theatre
Sarah Tattersall has written and produced a strong debut show in Sally’s Alright. It’s an engaging mix of a show, in which Tattersall plays a 20-something ‘wash...
Review: Rapture, Etcetera Theatre
Lisa McMullin’s latest work Rapture raises challenging questions about the value of individuals’ lives in a world where continuing to sustain them all is the hi...