Yes, yes, it has been two months since my last article, and I don’t want to blame it on anything more than my own generally feckless attitude, but I have recently felt a rather strong desire not to get involved in all of the recent artistic sh*t-stirring – and there’s been a little too much … Continue reading
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Judith (*****)
READ THE ORIGINAL REVIEW ON FRINGEREVIEW! LOW DOWN Howard Barker, quite fairly labelled as controversial and difficult to perform, has always been popular outside of his native England, but Good Night Out and the Cock Tavern are now rightly looking to perform more of his work on his native soil – normally territory reserved for … Continue reading
Right as rain
And after that moaning, groaning, self-depricating blog post about having no work… Let’s just say the tables have turned. Yes, it’s been a good week for unpaid (or profit-share) theatre work – although enough said about money already! So, it’s another shout-out blog post about my upcoming projects! Opening next week is a production of … Continue reading
There Will Be More (****)
READ THE ORIGINAL REVIEW HERE ON FRINGEREVIEW! LOWDOWN The season of Edward Bond plays at the Cock Tavern ends with a new piece by the great writer, There Will be More, and he has lost none of the raw aggression and poetry he is so famed for. While Bond’s harsh prose fits into the modern … Continue reading
The Pope’s Wedding (***)
READ THE ORIGINAL REVIEW ON FRINGEREVIEW LOW DOWN Another late 20th Century darling now releasing new material on the fringe, Edward Bond is doing things with slightly more panache than some of the others, releasing his new piece after a full season of some of his older pieces, as well as some new or previous … Continue reading