REVIEW: ASMF & ANASTASIA KOBEKINA
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe venue of St Martin-in-the-Fields possesses in my opinion an inherently immersive quality, with its architectural elegance and acoustics inviting a rare sense of reverence and focus.
Category ★★★★½
REVIEW: Avatar Live in Concert
Reading Time: 3 minutes“An iconic movie heightened by an incredible orchestra” In 2009 James Cameron’s Avatar took the cinema world by storm, raking in $2.92billion globally and becoming the highest grossing movie in history. The blockbuster was 15 years in development, and…
REVIEW: & Juliet
Reading Time: 2 minutes"A campy, colourful and explosive jukebox musical"
REVIEW: Bridge Command – an interactive gaming theatre adventure
Reading Time: 2 minutesImmerse yourself in the incredible world of Bridge Command. Mobius and Parabolic Theatre have brilliantly crafted this intergalactic theatre-gaming experience perfect for any sci-fi or space enthusiast.
REVIEW: Miss Julie
Reading Time: 2 minutesA count's daughter seduces her father's footman, resulting in the ruin of three lives: her own, the footman’s, and his wife's. Written in 1888, Strindberg's play Miss Julie explores the power dynamics between classes and genders.
REVIEW: John Robb – Do You Believe In Rock n Roll?
Reading Time: 3 minutesEdinburgh’s Voodoo Rooms on a cold dark October evening is a fitting venue for tonight’s event.
REVIEW: Fever Dreams
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Manchester Collective's Fever concert was a captivating blend of bold programming, virtuosic performance, and rich emotional contrasts that left the audience spellbound.
REVIEW: Gigi and Dar
Reading Time: 2 minutesGigi and Dar are soldiers stationed at a checkpoint in an undisclosed location. They look like soldiers; they have the uniform, the scary big guns, the radios, binoculars. Their job is to sit and look out for anyone approaching the checkpoint.
REVIEW: King Troll (The Fawn)
Reading Time: 2 minutesSonali Bhattacharyya’s play, King Troll (The Fawn), a finalist for the Women’s Prize for Playwrighting, began with a plunge into darkness and ended with a rapturous applause.
REVIEW: Seed Generations
Reading Time: 2 minutesMandala Theatre Company is an Oxfordshire based theatre company that devises and creates plays focussed on social justice and raising awareness.