Feature: Latitude preview – the RSC
Were you to make a list of acts who may play music festivals, the Royal Shakespeare Company would not necessarily be a name which featured highly. You’d probabl...
Latitude Festival
Latitude Festival Review: Hag
Based on the Slavic folklore of the child-eater Baba Yaga, Wrong Crowd's Hag is a chilling, all-consuming watch. At the heart of the play is the behemoth figure...
Review Latitude Festival: The Frenzy
RashDash's The Frenzy is perfectly pitched for Latitude. Based on The Bacchae, this thirty minute music and dance show was composed by Becky Wilkie, who joins c...
Review Latitude Festival: MirrorballAr
AIDs, drugs, fabulous clothes and a bad father-son relationship. Sound familiar? Anthony Bull's Mirrorball relies on every gay cliché in the well-worn book, as ...
Latitude Festival Review: Marvellous Imaginary Menagerie
Roll up, roll up! The circus is in town and it's here for your delectation and delight. The flamboyant Dr Longitude – fittingly styled for the occasion – has ro...
Latitude Festival Review: Ben Moor’s Each of Us
"Ben Moor has been producing extraordinary works of theatre since 1993". Thus we are introduced in the festival programme. It's a bold statement at best. When w...