Reviews – Archive

Werter, Werter

Theatre does not have to be linear or orderly, its strength lies in collage, Mikuš tells us. Werter, Werter is broken, odd, and wonderful.

May 29 2009 | View Comments

Rotating in a Room of Images

By Matt Boothman

In Rotating in a Room of Images, participants spend the majority of the 15-minute production in pitch darkness, guided only by invisible hands and the spooky voice in the headphones.

May 23 2009 | View Comments

Wondermart

By Matt Boothman

Wondermart continues Rotozaza’s work with audio-instructed performance and develops the site-specific element introduced in Etiquette.

May 22 2009 | View Comments

The Frog Princess

By Stephe Harrop

Warm, wise and beguiling, The Frog Princess is fifty minutes of rough magic that takes its audience on an epic imaginative journey.

May 17 2009 | View Comments

Pictures from an Exhibition

By Stephe Harrop

Is a work of art only as interesting as the sex-life of its creator?

May 15 2009 | View Comments

Tunnel 228

By Matt Boothman

Tunnel 228 isn’t meant to be found (i.e. stumbled upon at random); you’re meant to find it (i.e. actively seek it out).

May 13 2009 | View Comments

Holy Mothers

By Diana Damian

Holy Mothers is full of surreal religious moments, and while not always explored to their fullest extent, they add an evocative dimension to Schwab’s renowned Austrian cynicism.

May 8 2009 | View Comments

If anthropogenic climate change is the greatest challenge currently facing mankind, then right now Steve Waters’ The Contingency Plan at the Bush Theatre is the most important artwork in the country.

May 8 2009 | View Comments