Review: Girl You Want (BATS Theatre)
"Girl You Want", by Tess Mitchell, is intended to be an embodiment of her youth. Semi-autobiographical and not following any strict...
Mar 11, 2018
Review: Sticky Fingers (Scruffy Bunny Improv Theatre)
Even for a foreigner such as myself, it seems clear that the question of what it means to be a kiwi is definitely not set in stone. It is...
Mar 8, 2018
Review: Poet Vs Pageant (BATS Theatre)
Trying to enchant an audience with a story on the back of wit and rhyme, is a style and a performance type not done enough in this time....
Mar 8, 2018
Review : Camembert (BATS Theatre)
Devised theatre is probably some of the most fun theatre to be involved with and to create. For those unfamiliar, devised theatre is...
Mar 7, 2018
Review: My Best Dead Friend (BATS Theatre)
A personal tragedy may not be the first thought that comes to mind when writing a storytelling comedy, or to use a brutally honest title...
Mar 7, 2018
Review: Beerey (Cavern Club)
Trying to take a story from around 2010-2011, and make it relevant enough to inspire action today, is a challenge for any piece of...
Mar 6, 2018
Review: Pardon Me Alan Turing (BATS Theatre)
Taking historic figures and working them into a fictional story is usually worked to educate about their lives, or to entertain by...
Mar 4, 2018
Review: The Border (BATS Theatre)
Uprooting one's life, risking everything for a chance to improve one's life, is the kind of story that great drama is built on. "The...
Mar 3, 2018
Review: The Plastic Orgasm (Lot 23)
"This is not a show. This is an event." While I am not ordinarily a fan of pieces of theatre that consider themselves above the idea of...
Mar 2, 2018
Review: This Is What You Signed Up For (Basement Theatre)
Audience participation can scare some. The step up from that is immersive theatre, in which the atmosphere so strong and frequently...
Mar 1, 2018
