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Review: PNOC.io, Camden People’s Theatre
Listen to the audio review of PNOC.io here PNOC. io is a digital interactive theatre experience presented by Chronic Insanity at Camden People’s Theatre. Up...
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Online and On-Stage: Using the Internet to Gain a Following
In a new series of interviews with young theatre companies, Samuel Nicholls finds out what strategies they use to stand out in an over-saturated industry. Thi...
Review: Heartbeats and Algorithms, Soho Theatre Upstairs
Heartbeats and Algorithms is a chilling tale for the tech-savvy millennial: you are what you click; your search history defines you. Think you’re spontaneous? T...
Review: Lie Collector, Vault Festival 2015
The rise of the internet over the last few decades has had untold effects on how we live and interact with one another; unsurprisingly, this has offered plenty ...
Edinburgh Review: Silk Road, Assembly George Square Studios
The things you can’t imagine that you could get on Silk Road outweigh even those you can. This deep dark web portal accessible only by TOR (even the login metho...
Edinburgh Review: Loose Soul, Spotlites at Merchant’s Hall
Connection breeds disconnection. Pinky creates an online persona, a superhero called Penelope, through whom she meets a guy and falls in love. But Penelope is n...