The Boy Who Climbed Out Of His Face – The Jetty. ***

A series of shipping containers arranged as theatrical spaces where the audience goes through in groups bare foot. There is Continue reading →

The Lion – St James Studio, London. ****

This review was originally written for The Public Reviews. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/the-lion-st-james-studio-london/ The opening deep and affecting song about his father making Continue reading →

See Rock City And Other Destinations – Union Theatre, London. **

This review was originally written for The Public Reviews. http://www.thepublicreviews.com/see-rock-city-and-other-destinations-union-theatre-london/ See Rock City And Other Destinations takes in the sights Continue reading →

Kraken – Belly Button, Underbelly Cowgate ****

The Gaulier trained mime Trygve Wakenshaw brings the best of physical comedy with outstanding dexterity and imagination. The opening act Continue reading →

Wastwater – Studio 6, C Nova. ****

This promenade performance of Simon Stephen’s three part plays is set in the shadow of Heathrow airport with the rumbling Continue reading →

Theatre on a Long Thin Wire – The Loft, Summerhall. **

Immediately following Blind Hamlet, here is another performance without an actor. The audience enters the empty and harshly lit room Continue reading →

Blind Hamlet – Upstairs, Assembly Roxy **

This underdeveloped play on form has a story of a writer going blind and his words played through a Dictaphone Continue reading →

The Snow Dog – Pleasance Two, Pleasance Courtyard. ****

A beautiful story of a young girl’s adventure in the footstep of her beloved granddad, exploring the world with a Continue reading →