4.0
Review: Everything I Own, Hull Truck Theatre
Listen to an audio version of the review here. I have seen many plays which carefully weave music into the storyline, but I have never been provided with a ...
Hull Truck Theatre
4.0
3.0
Review: No Man’s Land, Hull Truck Theatre
It is safe to say that No Man’s Land is, by no means, Harold Pinter’s most famous play. Ostensibly, it is about age and memory following two characters wh...
5.0
Review: Walking Towards Ithica, Hull Truck Theatre
The concept of Walking Towards Ithica is very simple, It is a man sat at a desk talking about a walk he went on post-Brexit. I'll admit, it doesn't sound like ...
3.0
Review: Delicate Flowers, Back to Ours Festival
The Back to Ours festival aims to bring art to Hull’s outskirts, a lasting legacy of Hull 2017. It now brings this compact one-woman play about a female boxer ...
5.0
Review: Gypsy Queen, Hull Truck Theatre
From its marketing, it would be easy to dismiss Gypsy Queen as another play confronting the latest ‘issue’ in a new and unexpected way. We’ve watched plays tha...
3.0
Review: Bouncers, Hull Truck Theatre
Bouncers is one of the most performed plays in the UK and there can be no doubt that it can still pack out a house. This city shows up for John Godber’s work a...