Review: The Paper Cinema’s Odyssey
Homer's Odyssey is the epic Greek poem of King Odysseus's 20-year journey to return to his homeland and wife Penelope. He meets goddesses, kills a Cyclops, ...
Puppetry
Review: Belleville Rendez-vous
To call FellSwoop Theatre’s fifties cabaret bar aesthetic "realistic" would be a criminal understatement. By framing the story of Madame Souza’s fight to re...
Review: The Table
Blind Summit do puppetry well. In fact, they do it bloody brilliantly and The Table is most definitely proof of this. Launching the 2012 London International Mi...
Review: Winterreise
Up in Arms’ staging of Winterreise is a fraught and evocative slow-burner. Schubert’s song cycle, based on Wilhem Muller’s poems, is lent an unusual dimens...
Edinburgh Fringe review: Belleville Rendez-vous
Cabaret singers, mime artists in whiteface and a ragtag bunch of musicians welcome you to the Belleville Rendez-vous – a French cabaret bar in the Fifties - w...
Review: Cart Macabre
I've never understood the term 'immersive theatre', I've always considered it to be some kind of promotional buzzword that companies use to lure their audienc...