REVIEW: Shotgunned
Reading Time: 2 minutesMatt Anderson's Shotgunned is a relatable and intimate piece of theatre about how the people we lose can shape who we become. Telling the story of Dylan and Roz – a couple who unexpectedly fall out of love
Category New writing
REVIEW: Am I losing my mind or just my figure?
Reading Time: 2 minutes'Am I Losing My Mind Or Just My Figure' premiered at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 24 years ago winning a London transfer to the Pleasance in London.
New elements have been introduced since its first outing in 2001, with actor and theatre maker Genevieve Labuschagne collaborating with the show’s originator Sam Holland-Bunyan.
REVIEW: Can’t Complain
Reading Time: 3 minutesCan't Complain is a brand new electropop audiodrama musical that captures a yearlong exploration of grief and loss, love and light, isolation and community seen through the eyes of a makeshift family unit living in the leafy but lifeless British countryside.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Teddy Oyediran and Joseph Munroe-Robinson
Reading Time: 2 minutesTalawa, the UK’s leading Black British theatre company and the historic Liverpool Playhouse have come together to co-commission Syncopated, a brand-new play that brings a little-known piece of Black British history to life through music, memory and storytelling. We sat down with Teddy Oyediran and Joseph Munroe-Robinson to discuss their upcoming performances.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ben Kidd, Bush Moukarzel, and Zoë McWhinney
Reading Time: 5 minutesWorld-renowned theatre company Dead Centre make their Royal Court debut, collaborating with Sign Language poet Zoë McWhinney. Told through a mix of spoken English, British Sign Language (BSL), creative captioning and silence, Deaf Republic brings together an ensemble of deaf and hearing actors, aerial performers, puppetry, live cinema and poetry.
REVIEW: FAUSTUS IN AFRICA!
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn ambitious exploration of the psychological confusion, chaos, and bile that take root in colonialism’s heart of darkness.
REVIEW: Figures In Extinction
Reading Time: 2 minutes"Every once in a while, a work of art humbly steps onstage, regards its audience with all the grief in the world, and then utterly stretches what anyone thought theatre could be or do."
REVIEW: NOWHERE
Reading Time: 2 minutesOn- and offstage collapse into each other for an hour and a half of theatre-(un)making at its finest.
REVIEW: As You Like It: A Radical Retelling
Reading Time: 2 minutessure to excite
REVIEW: Amazons at Summerhall
Reading Time: < 1 minuteA powerful, immersive storytelling experience exploring the lasting impacts of colonialism through indigenous women’s voices.