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Review: A View from the Bottom, Whiskey Chow/Glasgow Buzzcut Festival
On 5 June 2021, as part of the Buzzcut super-stream-a back to back performance marathon. Whiskey Chow shared a new performance to camera&nb...
performance art
2.0
2.0
Review: Unfamiliar at Home, ArtsDepot
There are an infinite list of questions to be weighed about parenthood: Can we afford a child? Will we make good parents? Is now a good time ? Unfamiliar at H...
4.0
Review: The Stove, Electric Dreams Festival, Emma Brand
The Stove was created by Emma Brand to bring people together. Through the intense lockdown of March-June, around once a week a group of strangers gathered toge...
4.0
Review: The Way Out, Battersea Arts Centre in collaboration with BBC Arts and Arts Council England
The Outsider (Bláithín Mac Gabhann) shelters from the pouring rain within the hallowed walls of Battersea Arts Centre. As they enter they are greeted by a red ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Lucy McCormick: Triple Threat, Underbelly Cowgate
Look away now if you’re easily offended. Lucy McCormick’s Triple Threat begins as it means to go on: with McCormick’s highly-sexed and potty-mouthed Virgin Mary...
Review: Found and Lost, Corinthia Hotel London
As one who is not the most familiar with the genre of opera, I perceived that I might be the ‘Lost’ component in the Corinthia Hotel London’s Found and Lost. Ho...