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Review: The Spirit of Woodstock, Brighton Fringe
With festival season heavily hit by the cascade of Covid cancellations the summer staples of theatre and music have fallen into a graveyard almost as distant a...
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3.0
Review: Invisible Music, Platform 4
Platform 4’s Invisible music is a compelling yet frustrating journey from start to finish. The show is an audible and visual experience that almost drowns the ...
4.0
Review: Scenes for Survival: Disco with Mum, National Theatre of Scotland
Disco with Mum gives us an intimate look at a video call between a mother and daughter who are spending lockdown in separate houses but are both facing an unce...
5.0
Review: Two Metres Apart 3, Greengage Ventures
Artistic satisfaction is not as easy to find during these unusual times – without the theatre, concerts, poetry slams or sofar sessions it feels as if there is...
Review: Superman, VAULT Festival
In an explosion of gig-theatre, cringey ‘first time’ stories and slut-shaming, Superman provides a colourful and empowering account of the experiences teens ex...
5.0
Review: Sticky Door, VAULT Festival
Katie Arnstein’s heartbreakingly funny show about “sex, stigma and cystitis” is a triumphantly true retelling of her experiences with men and her sexual encoun...