Latitude Review: The Monotone Man
On a sunny Sunday afternoon in beautiful Suffolk at Latitude Festival, what people eating their lunch and perhaps braving their first beer of the day want, is s...
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Blog: Joining a company working with physical theatre and mime
It’s a bloody terrifying prospect - joining a cast of actors who all know each other and have worked with each other before. It’s like a first day of school mix...
Review: Light, Barbican Centre
Theatre Ad Infinitum's Light is a post-Snowden piece that sets out to predict how technological advances in surveillance will affect our lives. It centres aroun...
Review: The Pianist, London International Mime Festival, Southbank Centre
Thomas Monckton blusters onto the stage in a flurry of grandeur, his wiry hair stood on end and his coat tails billowing behind him – the maestro has arrived! T...
Review: Black Regent, London International Mime Festival
As the lights of the Purcell Room fade an electro-synth soundtrack begins to echo around the auditorium. A shadowy figure emerges from the darkness; a mountain ...
Edinburgh Review: Crazy Glue, Assembly Roxy
“Crazy Glue, Crazy Glue, the glue that makes things good as new!” But whatever is beneath the glue is still broken… Performed with great flair by Single Sho...