Review: The Animals and The Children Took To The Street
1927 is an award-winning theatre company, noted for its attempts at mixing live music, storytelling, and performance with animation. The piece presented at the Lyttelton at the National Thea…
1927 is an award-winning theatre company, noted for its attempts at mixing live music, storytelling, and performance with animation. The piece presented at the Lyttelton at the National Thea…
In this piece, Michael Clark buddies up with Jarvis Cocker, bringing to the Barbican a company of dancers to present and explore his experimental, spontaneous imagination. Clark uses the sim…
The English Touring Opera's autumn 2012 season includes The Lighthouse, a story based on real events in the Orkney port of Stromness. A supply ship pulled in at a lighthouse to find the keep…
In Sunset Baby, 2012 Playwrights of New York (PONY) Fellowship winner Morisseau entrusts director Charlotte Westenra with a personal, deeply rooted piece. Set against the backdrop of Bla…
Shelter is written and directed by Ash Rowbin as part of The Camden Fringe 2012 – a triptych of plays that explores what it means to be young and the feeling of belonging. The piece is…