Review: Alder and Gibb, Unicorn Theatre
It has been a couple of years since Tim Crouch’s Adler and Gibb doused the Royal Court stage with its unfurling question of reality versus art and whether or no...
Karl James
Review: Adler & Gibb, Royal Court Theatre
Adler & Gibb is an interesting one. True to playwright (and director) Tim Crouch’s style, he plays with the theatrical form in innovative ways you probably ...
Review: what happens to hope at the end of the evening
The best theatre leaves you with a feeling of excitement, thoughtfulness and, in some rare cases, a feeling of loss. Tim Crouch and Andy Smith’s new collabora...
Review: Monkey Bars
A date in a wine bar, a job interview, a group of colleagues taking a break with a magazine; put your fingers in your ears during Chris Goode & Company’s ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Monkey Bars
“What is wrong with our generation? I mean, what is up with it?” a man asks, wearily. “I know, I know,” the man to his left agrees. “I mean the clothes these ...