Mining tragedy for dramatic worth can be a precarious excavation. On the one hand, despair can reach transcendence on stage, connecting the audience with a poig...
Sex still sells. Lucy Kirkwood’s NSFW knows this just as well as anyone, yet struggles to probe any deeper truths beyond that as it explores lads mag Doghouse b...
Set between three rooms and a whole range of visceral emotions, Iron Crack is both a widely experimental and tepidly clichéd experience that is kept afloat thro...
While the content of this two-hander by Daniel Huntley Solon might once have been progressive, its form is oddly outdated. That tension lies at the heart of...