Review: Killer, Shoreditch Town Hall
I walk out of Killer with relief, a huge grin, and a lingering chill down my spine. Above all, I want more, and that's how I know that the play has done its bes...
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Review: Pornography, Drama Barn
Simon Stephens’ plays are often hailed as dark analyses of what it means to be human, and can be raw, vulgar and shocking at times – apart from his adaptation o...
Review: Macbeth, Clapham Omnibus
The intention of immersive theatre is to transport the audience member into another world, not just as a passive bystander but as a part of the action, no matte...
Edinburgh Review: Eden Gate, C nova
How would you react in a crisis? That’s the question at the centre of Eden Gate, an immersive promenade performance by Produced Moon. It’s Edinburgh. 2017. T...
Feature: The Dukes – theatre for everyone
“It’s really unlike any other theatre that I’ve ever experienced,” Joe Sumsion says, enthusiastically describing the outdoor promenade plays put on by the Dukes...
Review: Story of a Night Pianist
Story of a Night Pianist, a promenade, interdisciplinary performance, is based on a true story of a strange encounter that composer Maestro Lorenzo Turchi-F...