Aug 5, 2009 | Arcola, Dance, Reviews | View Comments
In the final installment of her Adventures in Movement coverage, Diana Damian reviews It Happens…, TAT TAT TAT and May I….
Jul 22, 2009 | Arcola, Dance, Participatory, Reviews | View Comments
This second round of reviews from the Arcola’s Adventures in Movement Festival includes coverage of Mass Exercise and Vulnerasti.
Jul 18, 2009 | Arcola, Dance, Reviews | View Comments
Cinderella, fairy tales, waitresses and Transylvanian vampires collide in After Cinderella and Violet Smile at the Arcola Theatre.
Apr 20, 2009 | Arcola, Articles, Journalism, Theatre Online | View Comments
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.
Feb 6, 2009 | Arcola, Reviews | View Comments
Fourteen years after something terrible happened, an estranged husband and father returns to the family home, with a much younger girlfriend in tow. Theresa Rebeck’s contemporary reworking of the Agamemnon…
Jan 31, 2009 | Arcola, Features, Greek Tragedy, Participatory, Reviews | View Comments
Participatory theatre is hard. Especially when the audience don’t want to play ball. But I remain to be convinced that relentless pestering, emotional blackmail and the odd physical shove onto the dancefloor is the answer.
Jan 10, 2009 | Arcola, Greek Tragedy, Reviews | View Comments
In Blood: The Bacchae fuses the story of Besouro, a folk hero of the struggle for Afro-Brazilian equality, with Euripides’ tragedy of a seductive vengeful god returning to claim the…
Jan 9, 2009 | Arcola, Reviews, White Bear | View Comments
All four characters in Studies for a Portrait are homosexual men, but the overriding theme of the play is not homosexuality. Whatever might be wrong with it, the play deserves…
Nov 21, 2008 | Arcola, Reviews | View Comments
“Are you on your own? Would you like to sit here?” The last time I heard those words I was about to come in for the combined attentions of the…
Sep 1, 2008 | Arcola, Reviews | View Comments
Lorca Dreams is a strange and playfully morbid fantasia on the life and works of Federico García Lorca. Performed in Spanish with English surtitles, the piece weaves together extracts from…
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