Belt Up Weekend: When audiences turn bad!
If your idea of a good night at the theatre is sitting silently in the dark and passively observing while the actors have all the fun, it's probably safe to s...
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Belt Up Weekend: A touch of the surreal
Written and directed by Dominic J Allen, Belt Up Theatre's Lorca is Dead is a remarkably complex play for something that is also a hell of a lot of...
Belt Up Weekend: Taking over Southwark Playhouse
When you've spent two days holed up under a railway arch with the directors and ensemble of Belt Up Theatre, phrases that would seem odd in any other context - ...
Review: Lovers Walk, Southwark Playhouse
I’ve always felt that London is at its most romantic in the latter part of the year, at dusk, with the rain pelting down and the lights strung along the Tha...
Taking Notes: The End of Theatres
Who needs theatres? Not me. And neither do a whole host of theatre companies in Edinburgh this year who are changing the nature and setting of the the...
Review: The Gospels of Childhood
The Barbican Centre is an odd place, I have come to realise. It is somewhat of a community built within itself and it's concrete walls. There is a housing estat...