2.0
Review: Rust, Assembly Roxy, Edinburgh Fringe
Kenny Emson’s Rust has a hard time making the leap from page to stage. Sentences move precariously throughout, as if infirm – stilted and somewhat unsatisfying...
Jon Foster
2.0
Review: The Unknown Island, The Gate Theatre
The Gate Theatre is an immersive and interesting space for a designer to work with. The designer in this case is Rosie Elnile, who has taken on The Unknown Isla...
Review: Buckets, Orange Tree Theatre
Buckets is a play about making the most of time, and dealing with the fact that one day we’re all going to run out of it. What’s great about Adam Barnard’s scri...
Review: Cheese [a play]
In the same month that Lloyds TSB undergoes a spilt to Lloyds Banking and TSB Bank, with the latter releasing this video telling its story, FanSHEN opens its ...
Review: The Trojan Women
Upon entering the tiny Gate Theatre, the audience is transported into a prison facility-cum-hospital, with three beds taking up most of the space in what is -...