Review: Ghost From A Perfect Place, Arcola Theatre
What fascinates me about Arcola Theatre’s revival of Philip Ridley’s Ghost From A Perfect Place is the explosiveness of it: it’s never aggressive, but cleverly ...
Philip Ridley
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Dark Vanilla Jungle
(4/5)
Andrea is seemingly a normal girl. She has her hopes and dreams, spends lots of time thinking about boys and has a complex relationship with her mother....
Spotlight on: Philip Ridley
Philip Ridley's creative origin story has been so frequently recounted it barely needs repeating: it's a constantly expanding and distinct cross-platform bo...
“Raw and honest”: an interview with actor Frank C. Keogh
Keogh explores the highs and lows of the industry in the wake of his performance in Ridley's Mercury Fur at the Trafalgar Studios.
Review: Tender Napalm
There’s a moment in Tender Napalm – one of many – when your stomach clenches, and the friend I came along with droped all pretensions and had to clutch my h...
Review: The Pitchfork Disney
Philip Ridley's The Pitchfork Disney in its revival at Arcola Theatre leaves you with more questions than it provides answers. Ridley's text is wondrously d...