Latitude review: Revolt. She said. Revolt again.
"Revolt, as I understand it – psychic revolt, analytic revolt, artistic revolt – refers to a permanent state of questioning, of transformations, an endless prob...
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Latitude review: Faraway Forest
Latitude's main theatre spaces hosted some big names last weekend, packing the crowds sardine-style into hot marquees for headline productions, but the Faraway ...
Latitude review: Margaret Thatcher, Queen of Soho
Not since Tory socialite Henry Conway's 2010 election party, for which he dressed as Margaret Thatcher and hired pole dancers (poll tax, geddit?) has the Iron L...
Latitude review: Void Story, Forced Entertainment
Five years on from its première, Void Story is still during the rounds and continues to delight audiences. It's a strange but beautiful mix of live graphic nove...
Latitude review: Frisky and Mannish, Just Too Much
In the past, the shows of pop deconstructionists Frisky and Mannish have mixed styles and genres in order to demonstrate the basic history and rules of popular ...
Latitude review: Light, Theatre Ad Infinitum
Theatre Ad Infinitum is a company which constantly reinvents itself; two years ago, Translunar Paradise told a heartbreaking story of two people in love using m...