Feature: The power of mime with Kite
Mime is often overlooked as an art form. In a fast-paced world where we are constantly putting out and receiving instant information, we seem to be on the hunt ...
The Wrong Crowd
Review: Kite, Soho Theatre
The Wrong Crowd beautifully choreograph one little girl's journey of grief, narrated with an excellent score by Isobel Waller-Bridge and some really heart-felt ...
Review: Swanhunter, Linbury Studio Theatre
Storytelling taps into something magical from our childhood, a liberty in transporting ourselves to another world with characters and creatures that become as a...
Top theatre videos for September 2013
Who has been producing the best theatre videos and trailers in September so far? See below for another roundup fresh from YouTube and Vimeo. As always you can s...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Hag
(5/5 stars) The Wrong Crowd has taken the folk-tale, child-eating witch, Baba Yaga, and given her a voice. And what a voice. Laura Cairns plays Baba Yaga,...
Latitude Festival Review: Hag
Based on the Slavic folklore of the child-eater Baba Yaga, Wrong Crowd's Hag is a chilling, all-consuming watch. At the heart of the play is the behemoth figure...