4.0
Review: No Kids, Battersea Arts Centre
No Kids is much more than a play. It’s an argument, a discussion, a life decision. An exchange between real-life couple Nir Paldi and George Mann, No Kids asks...
Nir Paldi
4.0
Ad Infinitum: “It’s a serious problem we have and we’re not really facing it”
The team behind Chloe and the Colour Catcher, return with a very personal project about themselves - a same-sex couple and how and if they should have kids. ...
Review: Chloe and the Colour Catcher, Bristol Old Vic
Recently, I was discussing what’s in store for me next year with a friend. I’m months away from graduation, and I couldn’t be more terrified for its arrival. I ...
Review: Bucket List, Battersea Arts Centre
Uma Thurman’s starring role in Kill Bill clearly provides inspiration for the latter part of Nir Paldi’s Bucket List – a hit-list for daughter Milagros (Tamsin ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Ballad of the Burning Star
(4/5 stars) The closing moments of Ballad of the Burning Star may be among the most moving and powerful that I have ever seen. The ending is a gut-punch, a ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Juana in a Million
If there was an award for ‘Most Misleading Title of the Fringe’, Juana in a Million would have to be a contender. Initially put off by the pun, I only realised ...