Review: Section 2, The Bunker Theatre
Section 2 explores a subject that has great importance in our society. Sectioning under the Mental Health Act is a subject matter that needs to be depicted more...
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Review: No One Is Coming To Save You, The Bunker Theatre
No One Is Coming To Save You takes place in the dreams of two unnamed, depressive and insomniac young people. Everything seems to be on hold for them, including...
Review: Libby’s Eyes, The Bunker Theatre
Black out. Lights on. Description and participation merge. Observing becomes an active choice in Libby’s Eyes. The action on stage is audio described by a na...
Review: FCUK’D, Bunker Theatre
FCUK’D - the debut play from writer Niall Ransome - is a lament to Britain’s working class men. The unnamed protagonist who addresses the audience in poetic mon...
Review: Kinder K, The Bunker Theatre
The room is soaked in a cold, blue hue. A young woman cradles a bouquet as she drops to her knees. Like a lonely child lining up her toys, she begins to lower e...
Review: This Is Not Culturally Significant, The Bunker Theatre
Upon entering the black box studio at The Bunker Theatre, house music is pumping and in the bar, club lights are flashing. This is not your average theatre visi...