Review: I Remember, Pleasance Theatre
I Remember is a fusion of live poetry, music and performance with the goal of heightening awareness of the realities of living with autism every day – the “stru...
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Edinburgh Fringe Review: I Got Dressed In Front of My Nephew Today, Zoo
Feminism and beauty are topics that are often tackled by fringe theatre, with varying results. The Feral Foxy Ladies, however, have succeeded in creating an exc...
Review: This Is How We Die, Ovalhouse
This Is How We Die is an explosion of epic poetry that tackles the absurd nature of life and the human desire to compartmentalise the self, the other and humani...
Feature: Brian Lobel’s ‘Purge’ – a space for dialogue
Would you let a panel of strangers choose your outfit in the morning? Or perhaps select your date for the evening? How about letting them make the call on w...
Brighton Fringe Review: How A Man Crumbled
Sometimes you see a piece of theatre and it reminds you why – as a theatre maker - you want to make theatre. Clout Theatre’s How a Man Crumbled is one such show...
The art of Fevered Sleep
Performance, installation, soundscape and landscape: Ellen Carr discovers the art of interdisciplinary company Fevered Sleep