4.0
Review: Tinted, VAULT Festival
The Me Too Movement and #Metoo are as synonymous with this past decade as the terms Climate Emergency, March for Our Lives and Brexit. Initially used by activi...
Vault Festival
4.0
5.0
Review: Bible John, VAULT Festival
Unlike the four women around whom Bible John is built, I absolutely can’t listen to or watch anything to do with true crime, unless it’s so highly stylised and...
5.0
Review: Patricia Gets Ready (for a date with the man that used to hit her), VAULT Festival
Martha Watson Allpress’ show, Patricia Gets Ready (for a date with the man that used to hit her) is a solo-female piece, addressing the bibliographic story of ...
3.0
Review: What the Dolls Saw, VAULT Festival
At home in the dank dungeon of the VAULT Festival, What the Dolls Saw promises the proverbial moon: a true-crime style conundrum “that unravels like a mystery ...
3.0
Review: Lost Laowais, VAULT Festival
Spinning together the lives of four expats living in Beijing, Lost Laowais explores some of the intricacies of what it means to try to make somewhere home, and...
5.0
Review: On Arriving, VAULT Festival
A stage may seem a very lonely space for a single actor to fill, but in On Arriving by Ivan Faute, it’s the characters we don’t see that flesh out this emotion...