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Un/Familiar Fringe – Episode Zero: Un/Explained
Matt Boothman lays down plans for some exciting and unusual coverage of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2009.
Between Gallery and Performance: Punchdrunk & Tim Crouch
What do Punchdrunk’s Tunnel 228 and Tim Crouch’s England have in common? They rethink the relationship between artwork and gallery space through interdisciplinary performance.
Wall – a response
In Wall, David Hare conjures a vision of the future; drawing on history that is being written as we speak, his journies make faraway lands feel less distant, less foreign than we’d have them be.
Lyn Gardner and the dark art of search engine logic
Google’s opinion on the performance is the only one that counts in this instance. The backbone of new media is not the content but the code.
Forest Fringe at the BAC
The Forest Fringe is set to challenge every convention in sight, from the role of the audience right up to what we can comfortably classify as theatre.
Preview: Forced Entertainment Live Webcast
Speak Bitterness will be webcast live, and will be performed by the six core-members of Forced Entertainment including Artistic Director, Tim Etchells
Up … Up … and A Play!
The Gate Theatre is thirty years old this year, and they’ve been involving their fans in the celebrations…Taking part in the exhibition engenders a strange feeling of connectedness.
Meyerhold, Biomechanics and Russian Theatre
Meyerhold was in search of a new kind of theatre; one that could widen its emotional potential to express new thoughts and ideas and reflect the times in which he was living.
Southwark Secrets
London Bridge is a bit of theatrical Narnia. Discreet entrances, discoverable only by chance or by word of mouth, lead straight to the underground London of Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere –…Sort posts by
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