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Review: Telling Stories: Truth, Lies and the Death of Compassion, Complicité
As a writer and maker of theatre and experiences, the art of storytelling is dear to my heart. I am intrigued to hear this conversation structured around the t...
Simon McBurney
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Review: The Encounter, The Barbican
A story, Simon Mcburney explains, as the lights of the theatre come up and the lights of the Barbican Centre go down, can be true or can be false; can have fact...
Review: Don’t Sleep There Are Snakes, Park Theatre
Following Simon McBurney’s hyped spectacular that was The Encounter, it is both exciting and slightly puzzling to find another play on the London scene that exp...
Review: The Encounter, Barbican
It’s not too bold to say that The Encounter is out of this world. Simon McBurney’s one-man show is simply like nothing you’ve ever experienced. And it is a tota...
Review: The Magic Flute, ENO
Collaboration in theatre only makes for stronger artistic productions. Through sharing ideas with others, engaging other artists and companies with unique skill...
Edinburgh Feature: The Sick of the Fringe
Image: Bryony Kimmings and Tim Grayburn The relationship and influence of science within theatre is demonstrated incredibly frequently in the themes and top...