Mayfest review: Brand New Ancients
Kate Tempest is blazingly good. Everyone's been telling me this for ages, and she won the Ted Hughes Award in March, but to see her take the stage and do he...
Mayfest
Review: Made in Heaven
It would be fair to say that I have in the past regarded reviews which accuse a work of "resisting understanding", advising audiences to simply let a performa...
Theatre Thought: Mayfest – An Alternative Photo Album
My recent time in Bristol exploring the work during Mayfest got me wondering how creativity can be found and presented. During various conversations the questi...
Review at Mayfest: Stationary Excess
An exercise bike, some makeup, a champagne bottle, one packet of chocolate digestives and a single woman determined to tell the story of a man who can fly -...
Review at Mayfest: May
Relationships are a complex beast to understand, and even more so to portray on the stage. The finer details, the unraveling of layers and the history of a ...
Making Friends The Mayfest Way
Picture, if you will, a motley assortment of armchairs, footstools, sofas and coffee tables beside a large window looking out at the hustle and bustle takin...