REVIEW: Darkfield’s Immersive Theatre Experience: COMA, FLIGHT and ARCADE

Reading Time: 2 minutes Immersive theatre company Darkfield have created three outstanding experience performances which interrogate these questions head on.

Reading Time: 2 minutes Immersive theatre company Darkfield have created three outstanding experience performances which interrogate these questions head on.

Reading Time: 2 minutesThis debut show from Milk and Mallet is a welcome addition to the Fringe this year.

Reading Time: 2 minutesCombining anecdotal recount with the suicide notes of celebrities, Right before I go. weaves a narrative of grief and remembrance, made immediately bigger than itself by invoking the heartbreaking statistics of the hundreds of lives that will be lost to suicide during the duration of this show alone.

Reading Time: 2 minutesRhino Conservation Erotic Novel is about a Rhino Conservation Erotic Novel. Rhinos and eroticism, you may ask - what’s the overlap?

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe initial element which struck me about Mari Moriarty’s live radio hour Fempaths was the care taken to ensure this performance is as accessible as possible.

Reading Time: 2 minutesDelightfully purple, ecstatically joyful, riddled with IBS flare ups but aware that she’s destined for the spotlight, Georgia Polly-Taylor’s Hot Mess is a new clown on the block.

Reading Time: 2 minutesWhat happens when two of entertainment's biggest icons are thrown together for a concert that never actually existed? The answer is 60 minutes of glorious musical mayhem.

Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Second Best School Shooting is true to its title. Two school shootings in neighboring towns take place on the same day.

Reading Time: 2 minutesReally, it’s 3.40pm; we’re in a shipping container outside the Mosque Kitchen; it’s a Friday afternoon and we’re watching the fabulous Sir Elton Scone (Katie Pritchard) record his baking musical comedy gameshow. This is more prime than prime time!

Reading Time: 2 minutesBertrude Burden: a lost soul, a spiritual horse girl, a child star, an out of work ‘model’. Bertrude is the protagonist (and doesn’t she know it!) of Bebe Cave’s one-woman exploration of artistic men and their muses, Swoon.