4.0
Review: Jekyll / Hyde, VAULT Festival
The Vaults really is a hidden gem. It’s one of London’s most exciting theatre venues, not just for the incredible turnaround of shows, where you can literally ...
Vaults Festival
4.0
3.0
Review: Omelette, VAULT Festival
There is a black hole at the centre of this production: both literally in the black circle that lies centrestage, and symbolically in the psychological conundr...
5.0
Review: Sticky Door, VAULT Festival
Katie Arnstein’s heartbreakingly funny show about “sex, stigma and cystitis” is a triumphantly true retelling of her experiences with men and her sexual encoun...
3.0
Review: Everybody Cares, Everybody Understands, VAULT Festival
A lot of us have problems, and the majority of us are hesitant in speaking about them. These problems manifest themselves in such a large variety of ways that ...
3.0
Review: Something Awful, VAULT Festival
The internet is a scary place which only becomes scarier still when the on-screen chaos and storytelling leaks into our own lives. Something Awful blurs the li...
2.0
Review: Orangutan, VAULT Festival
The memory of falling into an animal enclosure may not, or at least I hope not, be a familiar one. However, the emotional turmoil that Orangutan explores as a ...