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Review: Hildur Guðnadóttir: Chernobyl, The Barbican
Hildur Guðnadóttir: Chernobyl is a video of an immersive, experimental performance of the soundtrack to HBO's hit-drama Chernobyl. The series, which has been c...
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Review: A Family Outing – 20 Years On, The Pit at The Barbican
In 1998, theatre-maker, performer and director Ursula Martinez made her first theatre show, A Family Outing. It was an autobiographical work in which Martinez ...
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Review: I is a strange loop, The Pit at the Barbican
A fluorescent cube scorches The Pit, with white T-shirts and socks made stark against the gloom. In the electric hubbub, a single figure emerges. He – X – &nbs...
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Review: Tesseract, Barbican
A pair of 3D glasses are thrust into my hand: look for the orange box. I nod, the thick, red rims finding their way to the bridge of my nose. The box becomes a...
Review: Romeo and Juliet, The Barbican
Welcome to the Romeo and Juliet trendy infusion. The contemporary spin on the ever-tragic teenage love story is a fun and light-hearted adaptation of the stilte...
Review: Pericles, The Barbican
Pericles is a problem - unrelatable, distancing and totally at odds with modern logic. As a result of its lack of clear grounding in the modern world, its recen...