I started this article by writing a review for Richard Stott’s Wretched, a really brilliant stand-up comedy show sprinkled with…
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Reviewing a production directed by a person whom you personally and professionally adore, is not the easiest thing. On one…
Continue ReadingReview: Abigail’s Party
‘We are not here to hold conversations, we are here to have fun’. A statement uttered by the irrepressible Beverly…
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In his later years, Serge (Marc Tomlinson) has been nurturing a love of art. A love that results in his…
Continue ReadingReview: Still No Idea
Lisa Hammond, Rachael Spence and Improbable Theatre have created one of those shows that reminds you what theatre is for.…
Continue ReadingReview: The Fulstow Boys
Until 2005, the small northern village of Fulstow was one of the only villages in the country that did not…
Continue ReadingReview: Pale Blue Dot
Imagine waking up alone on a boat, in the middle of the ocean. Imagine realising that you might be the…
Continue ReadingReview: Soho Cinders
We all know the story of Cinderella. And we’ve all probably seen countless retellings of that classic tale about finding…
Continue ReadingReview: Slime
When I was a little girl, my mum regularly took me to the theatre. Children’s shows, storytelling, drama workshops –…
Continue ReadingRecenzja: A Simple Space
Jako dziecko komunizmu, wychowałam się bez wyszukanych placów zabaw, drogich zabawek czy mnóstwa kanałów telewizyjnych. W zasadzie bajki pojawiały się na ekranie tylko podczas Dobranocki, na godzinę przed snem. Pomimo braku fikuśnych rozrywek,…
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