Blog: Building The Bunker
Joshua McTaggart describes the inspiration behind a brand new theatre space in London. American director Anne Bogart has a beautiful quote about what the ex...
Philip Ridley
Review: Karagula, The Styx
How to explain Karagula... Well, it starts with two teenagers who look like they could have been extras in Grease. Except this isn't 1950s America, it's some bi...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Tonight with Donny Stixx, Pleasance Courtyard
“I’m Donny Stixx, the boy with tricks”. Philip Ridley’s latest one-man play, a companion to 2013’s Dark Vanilla Jungle, sees a volatile young magician (Sean...
Review: Radiant Vermin, Soho Theatre
Radiant Vermin is a 90 minute comic satire that touches on themes of housing, consumerism and basic morals; who knew polite parents-to-be could get this dark! ...
Feature: A dynamic duo with Philip Ridley and David Mercatali
Image credit: Anna Soderblom With the banned Moonfleece, the hit Tender Napalm and the prestigious Scotsman Fringe First Award winner Dark Vanilla Jungle, wr...
Review: Piranha Heights, Old Red Lion Theatre
In 1995, Sarah Kane brought the walls of a Leeds hotel room crashing down in explosive fashion for her debut play, Blasted. After a decade of playwrights polite...