3.0
Review: Don’t Look Away, Pleasance Theatre
Since the Syrian civil war officially began in 2011, we’ve become increasingly aware of the scale of the subsequent refugee crisis. 5.6 million Syrians have be...
Grace Chapman
3.0
Review: Voyager, New Diorama Theatre
Having just seen the New Diorama’s play Down And Out In Paris last week at the Greenwich Theatre, it’s safe to say they are a powerhouse. Artistic Director Davi...
Review: Shooting with Light, New Diorama
What Idle Motion does so cleverly is it delicately interweaves different perspectives of the same story. Those perspectives come in a myriad of forms from the n...
Review: Borges and I, New Diorama Theatre
Idle Motion reuses the title of Jorge Luis Borges’s essay Borges and I as a foundation to innovatively explore themes of identity, language and ownership of bot...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Borges and I
(4/5 stars) I like books. So, apparently, do the Idle Motion team, as they have themed this delicate, ephemeral production around books, blindness and Borge...
Review: The Seagull Effect
The Seagull Effect by Idle Motion, a physical theatre company of six young actors, asks the audience to reflect on the ways in which the smallest changes can ha...