Review: The Collective Project, Tristan Bates Theatre
12 days, eight shows, one director – The Pensive Federation celebrates its fifth anniversary with a series of showcase pieces that are written, rehearsed and pe...
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Review: The Slave, Tristan Bates Theatre
Walker Vessels (Stanley J Browne) opens The Slave with a monologue that demonstrates timeless wisdom – a sage delivery written in a rhythmic verse bearing resem...
Review: Radiator, Tristan Bates Theatre
Radiator has humour, pace, and wit. It delves into serious mental illness, unhindered by its harmless jokes and portrayed by a character who questions the meani...
Review: Blue on Blue, Tristan Bates Theatre
Who is the dependent: he whose legs have been physically blown off, or he who is mentally compelled to nick his legs with a knife over and over again? Blue on B...
Review: One of Those, Tristan Bates Theatre
It is fascinating to consider the amount of stories that evolve during one single train journey. People may be breaking up, making up or meeting for the first t...
Review: Something Rotten, Tristan Bates Theatre
Hamlet does a pretty good job of giving Claudius dimension and depth, as a man tortured by guilt. Claudius’ perspective is not neglected by Shakespeare. So why ...