HG Wells, infamously known for War of the Worlds, also wrote The Time Machine. Despite being written in the 1800s, both stories are relevant today, and somewhat combined, in Jonathan Holloway’s adaptation for…
This production of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar by the UnDisposables brings the premise of the work into the present day, using the backdrop of climate change protests to consider the ideas…
Adapting a novel for the stage is a difficult task: a task that Matthew Spangler decided to take on with Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner. Based around the unlikely friendship between…
39 Degrees is sixty minutes of burning rage. It starts as a flicker and ends in an inferno of confusion, exhaustion and heartbreak. We are reassured by a content warning…
‘Poet In Da Corner’ is a semi-autobiographical piece written by Debris Stevenson, inspired by Dizzee Rascal’s hit album, ‘Boy In Da Corner.’ The album was released in 2003, when Debris…
“It’s okay. I’m okay.” In a world that never stops, GUNK is a gorgeous landscape of today’s anxieties, blending devised theatre, prose, live music and illustration to create a spectacle…
Once you’ve watched enough coming-of-age dramas, the expectations of the genre are clear. If This Is Normal, Chatback Theatre’s Vaults Festival debut, doesn’t necessarily subvert this formula, but rather gives…
“In Charlie Chaplin’s highly detailed autobiography Stan Laurel is never mentioned. Stan talked about Charlie all his life.” A blend of slick mime, striking physical comedy, and a delightful musical…
Based upon actor and writer Danja Wass’ own experiences of being an immigrant, Notch tells the topical tale of a homeless Croatian woman, only known as AA, trying to get…
