TrueLies: Ask me no questions…
What makes you mad? Not angry, but crazy? Or are the two interlinked? TrueLies raises this question in a story where a young man, who is cross about a lot … Read More
Month: July 2018
Tangible Energy: Elusive and Aloof
Energy. That which creates us. Makes us. Connects us. Energy is chemistry. Energy is power. So much potential… But perhaps the switch didn’t entirely flick on for me, in Tangible … Read More
The Xhosa Chronicles: Lament for lost stories
With a theatrically evocative beginning in gesture and sound, The Xhosa Chronicles is a lament for lost stories; it does not consist of these stories, which the title might suggest, … Read More
La Chair De Ma Chair: Buried in good intentions
Oh dear. One of the most anticipated theatre productions on the Main buries itself under a pink plastic pastiche of detritus. Literally, the mass of objects which includes metres-long tapestries … Read More
Hamlet: Something rotten in the state of reality
From the moment performer and electro-muso Julia*n Meding entered in his/her wolf mask I knew I was just going to love this show. In his/her (we’ll just use the masculine … Read More