Review: The Litterati, The Vaults
“How do you make space for yourself in a world that’s over capacity?” This, in many ways, is the central question of The Litterati – a short piece of original w...
The Vault Festival
Review: Melancholy, The Vaults
It’s no news that arts funding often seems like a wishful hallucination for emerging artists. So in these often disheartening times for young creatives, it’s in...
Feature: Laid Bare – Jessica Burgess’s Naked
Among the technology-inspired shows at this year's VAULT Festival is Jessica Burgess's Naked, a timely production exploring the frightening phenomenon of non-co...
Feature: Sharing secrets- Yve Blake’s Lie Collector
Image by Rory Lindsay & Keely Mangham Yve Blake collects stories: from cherished memories to little white lies, people from across the globe visit her we...
Feature: Underground with SKINT and Being Barbarella
When you picture the elusive underground arts scene, your mind usually wanders to undiscovered but utterly brilliant theatre companies, unheard of scripts and t...
Feature: Baby Lame – I’m not doing this for the money
Baby Lame is an incredible fixture on the alternative cabaret scene in London. Fresh from having won the Judges Award at the Mimetic Festival 2014, Baby Lame’s ...