Reviews
The truth 25 times a second
Since its foundation by Roland Petit in 1972, Ballet National de Marseille has been a company respected and admired for…
We used to talk about love
Curated by Natasha Bullock, this exhibition considers the variegated terrain of love’s language – joy, elation, desire, eroticism, longing, loss,…
Duck, Death and the Tulip
Following on from their production of The Red Tree, Barking Gecko presents another strong stage adaptation of a children’s picture…
4000 Miles
Amy Herzog’s play stays with you for hours after seeing it, like the mood of a potent dream.
Silent
More than just a monologue, Irish writer/performer Pat Kinevane’s award-winning one-man show features a dash of dance, some pre-recorded dialogue,…
Marcel Lucont – Gallic Symbol
English comedian Alex Dubus gleefully and deftly parodies French stereotypes in this dryly funny Fringe World show.
Hello Boys! – confessions of a date-a-holic
A lighthearted exploration of the world of dating and the universal quest for true love.
Mozart & Handel: A Celebration from St Martin-in-the-Fields
Programming designed to please did just that at this gratifying evening of music making.
Sweet Child of Mine
A mixture of theatre, dance, stand-up and awkward family function, this is a show for anyone who has trouble talking…
Hush: An Evening of Quiet Music
Growing sick of gigs where the audience is louder than the artists they’re there to see, two Perth artists decided…