Review: you’ll see [me sailing in antarctica]
If there is one thing I have learnt recently, it is how much of the National Theatre is hidden from sight amongst the cocooning layers of concrete. Where Ma...
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Review Connections Festival: Prince of Denmark
Hamlet is arguably the most popular play in the world. A prequel was always going to divide opinion. Some may say that writing a prequel is a form of treaso...
Review: Get Stuff Break Free
In Made In China's last piece We Hope That You're Happy (Why Would We Lie?) it hoped that we were happy, truly happy with the world that we lived in, despit...
Review Connections Festival: Alice By Heart
The last shows of the Connections Festival are both drawn from stories we know by heart: Hamlet, and in this show: Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. This...
Review: NT Connections Festival 2012: Socialism is Great
Socialism is Great is not a show for young actors, it’s a show for the world. It is played by the young theatre company Group 64 with as much strength as an...
Review: NT Connections Festival: Victim Sidekick Boyfriend Me
The programme describes Victim Sidekick Boyfriend Me as "a chilling psychological drama". I wouldn’t go that far, but am impressed by the complex way in whi...