Andrew Eglinton

Note: This is a review of the play text, not the production at the Royal Court Theatre. The plot in Vassily Sigarev’s Plasticine revolves around the life of a teenage…

Barbosa’s theatre is one of reactions and consequences, a type of ‘post-traumatic’ theatre where flashbacks become key narrative devices..

The play takes place in the hallway of an opulent apartment. Doors lead off from either side, to a bathroom, bedrooms, kitchen and the front door at the far end.…

The Ecstatic Bible is a 436 page epic in 30 “chapters”. The six-hour epic premiered at the 2000 Adelaide Festival

Peter Handke’s attendance at the funeral of Slobodan Milosovic in 2006 sparked a wave of outrage in international intellectual circles and has received significant media attention in France.

Once upon a time, there lived a sultan who was tormented in his dreams by visions of a little girl who was travelling through time. This is his story, incredible but true.

4:48 Psychosis is Sarah Kane’s final play in a body of work that changed the UK/international theatre landscape of the 90’s and continues to grow as new companies and directors explore her language and drama.