Review: Old Fools, Southwark Playhouse
A shadow play of memories. That is Tristan Bernays’ Old Fools presented at the Southwark Playhouse for its world premiere. It focuses on the couple Tom (Mark Ar...
Tristan Bernays
Review: Boudica, Shakespeare’s Globe
All eyes are on Emma Rice, the Artistic Director of Shakespeare’s Globe, who is stepping down in the new year, and the new play under her management, Boudica, i...
Review: Testament, VAULT Festival
In a simplistic church setting, four chairs and a giant luminous cross at the back, Tristan Bernay’s Testament is an “exploration of the dark underside of The G...
Review: Teddy, Southwark Playhouse
Electric and pulsing, Teddy is a flash of a show with two perfectly pitched anti-heroes and a swinging soundtrack. Credit is due across the board for the cre...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: The Bread and the Beer
(4/5)
I haven’t seen anything on the publicity for Tristan Bernays’s The Bread and the Beer that suggests this is a piece attempting to understand English ide...