2.0
Review: Amsterdam, Theatre Royal Plymouth
Amsterdam serves as a warning for the present so as to avoid repeating mistakes of the past. Beautifully written, the show slowly unravels to reveal the suffer...
Physical Theatre
2.0
5.0
Review: I Think We Are Alone, Theatre Royal Stratford East
With a shows team bringing together the minds of Scott Graham, Kathy Burke and Sally Abbott, you know that you are in for a spectacle when seeing what they hav...
4.0
Review: I Think We Are Alone, Theatre Royal Plymouth
I Think We Are Alone slowly weaves together the lives of six individuals and their own personal heartaches and suffering. It serves as a gentle reminder of the...
5.0
Review: Sound Cistem, VAULT Festival
As part of VAULT Festival, Plaster Cast Theatre have come all the way from Manchester to perform at London's fringe festival. Transgender and non-binary perfor...
4.0
Review: M.E.H, The Place, Bedford
As part of a collaboration with The Place, Bedford, we are publishing reviews by three young writers between June and August 2019. This is the final one and it...
Roberta Zuric: “It’s an epic romp through European witch hunts and capitalism”
Our second Edinburgh feature this year sees us talk to Director, Roberta Zuric about her show, The Burning which places a firm, critical commentary on Western ...