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Review: Genesis 37, Cockpit Theatre
Genesis 37, performing at the Cockpit Theatre, is a sci-fi play about a world where an illness has killed three-quarters of the women on Earth. The rest have b...
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Review: King Chaos, Tristan Bates Theatre
King Chaos is a sci-fi Comedy about morality, destruction and power. Two agents from ‘The Federation’, a resistance movement against the King’s ‘Syndicate’ move...
Review: Pioneer, Shoreditch Town Hall
Now I would never label myself a sci-fi nut, but Pioneer was one of the best things that I have seen in the last twelve months. It is an outstanding show, both ...
Edinburgh Review: Pioneer, ZOO Southside
In the not too distant future, an attempt is being made to get humans to Mars. It’s not the first attempt; the Mars mission of 2025 mysteriously went missing. T...
Edinburgh Review: George Orwell’s 1984, theSpace @ Surgeon’s Hall
Increasingly relevant in a digital age where almost every move we make is tracked, The Stevenage Lytton Youth Theatre Thursday Group’s choice to perform George ...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Uncanny Valley
(3/5 stars) Superbolt Theatre's sweet show manages to make old tropes feel fresh by giving them a sci-fi twist. Set in the future, the company has created ...