Edinburgh Fringe Review: Arc and Every Action
In Arc, a square construction made of steel scaffolding is suspended above the stage. Three performers are lying asleep on it. They awake, scared and dazed ...
Ockham’s Razor
Mayfest review: Not Until We Are Lost
Not Until We Are Lost is a beautiful thing. Ockham's Razor has created a delicate, comtemplative aerial show, which is a hymn to flight and the human body. Perf...
Spotlight On: Ockham’s Razor
James Fennemore profiles the work of celebrated aerial physical theatre company, Ockham's Razor, and their new show Not Until We Are Lost.
Review: Ockham’s Razor – Triple Bill
Ockham’s Razor first came to my attention for its exciting collaboration with Oily Cart Theatre Company in 2009. The project, Something in the Air, provided you...
Review: The Mill
Everybody loves the circus. I for one retain the memory of the first time, at aged seven, that I was introduced to this most colourful and chaotic of art for...
Hedda Gabbler: From Aberystwyth with Love
The Back End of Beyond: Aberystwyth
This week has been very tiring as I have relocated to a little Welsh coastal town some of you may know as Aberystwyth. ...