REVIEW: Attachment Theory
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Attachment Theory”, written by Liam Scanlon and directed by Dom Stephens, explores the undulating forms of queer attachment and how it can tear a relationship apart.
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REVIEW: Guidline at New Diorama
Reading Time: 2 minutesDark descent into the internet age. Although the advent of social media is such a recent phenomena in our history, we can’t help but see that there is something primordial about the way it twists our human…
REVIEW: Scenes from the Climate Era
Reading Time: 2 minutesVignettes across our current end-of-days. How can we exist in the era of climate disaster? How can we make a future for ourselves in the present when the damage is already done? “Scenes from the Climate Era”…
REVIEW: Good Girls Don’t Go To Hell
Reading Time: 2 minutesFive women named Cecily find out what it means to be a Cecily. What is the “right way” to be a woman? Five women, who all happen to be called Cecily, battle with what it means to…
REVIEW: Burnt Toast
Reading Time: 2 minutesFrom Norwegian experimental theatre-makers Susie Wang, Burnt Toast combines reality and surreal horror to create an experience that challenges the boundaries of human nature.
REVIEW: Heisenberg
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Arcola Theatre’s new production of Simon Stephens’ play “Heisenberg”, which first debuted in 2015, takes a new spin on the two-hander by queering the original narrative. Taking place in the Arcola’s studio space, this intimate revival brings to life a bit of the magic of the original with much-needed fresh representation.
REVIEW: Paradise Lost (lies unopened beside me)
Reading Time: 2 minutesCrafted by Ben Duke with his award-winning dance company Lost Dog, this original performance is brought back to life after ten years to take the Battersea Arts Centre’s Council Chambers by storm in a flurry of hellfire.
REVIEW: One Day When We Were Young
Reading Time: 2 minutesTime jumping relationship drama permeates quiet sadness. Time can destroy a relationship. It can also be the tool to heal one. “One Day When We Were Young” is a simple tale of a couple whose time never…
REVIEW: Frau Trapp: Five Lines
Reading Time: 2 minutesTheatre, cinema, miniatures and trumpet combine for a dystopian tale How can we create our own utopia? Swiss based theatre group Frau Trapp bring their debut show, “Five Lines”, to the Barbican Centre’s Pit space as part…
REVIEW: Séayoncé’s Perky Nativititties
Reading Time: 2 minutesDebauched Christmas hijinks from two drag stars Are you in need of some anti-Christmas cheer this year? Perhaps a visit to the wacky realm of Séayoncé will be just the treat. After the success of previous shows…