Review: I Will Embrace You
You Grasped Me Firmly
Published by Chris Cresswell
Review: Richard
Beautiful and fluid Japanese mime portrayal of Richard III
Published by Darran Laine
Review: Just Good Friends
An exquisite piece of theatre – en effet – c’est incroyable
Published by Donald C Stewart
Review: Release
Three astonishingly versatile young actors
Published by George Dillon
Review: Hamster Town
An impressive one-man debut from recent Jacques Lecoq graduate David Ralfe.
Published by Louise Radinger
Review: Magicians Do Exist
Clown around and feel so much better
Published by mike fitzgerald
Review: Teddy and Topsy
Wonderfully engaging and exquisitely told.
Published by Emma Beard
Review: Vita!
Some powerful images in this exploration of life.
Published by PL
Review: Sophocles’ Antigone
“A small company, with big fat Greek Tragedy ambitions.”
Published by Erica McElligott
Review: Show Off
A highly impressive showcase
Published by PL
Review: Frankenstein
Physical Theatre actor Manuel Lavandrea wonderfully physicality brings Dr Frankenstein's monster to life.
Published by Richard Staplehurst
Review: The Growing Room
The final instalment in Rachel Blackman’s acclaimed one-woman trilogy about the struggle to love
Published by Bella Todd
Review: Flhip Flhop
Fred Astaire meets the Beastie Boys
Published by Dianne Reid
Review: Maria De Buenos Aires
This tango operetta is a macabre, madcap and multi-sensory riot of the passions
Published by Bella Todd
Review: The Harbour
A fresh, inventive, slightly surreal telling of a well known myth.
Published by Louis Daniel
Review: Flor de Muerto
An often beautiful, ethereal production
Published by PL
Review: {Extinguish.}
An exploration into personal identity exhibiting Ezra LeBank's impressive dexterity as a performer.
Published by Phoebe Ladenburg
Review: 454 Grams
A quirky retelling of the Merchant of Venice with a brutal finale
Published by Chris Hislop
Review: Dr Brown Because
Flawless in your face theatre!
Published by Althea Stentiford
Review: Derevo: Harlekin
Another wonderfully beguiling spectacle from Derevo
Published by FLM
Review: Others
A witty, provocative exploration of difference
Published by JY
Review: Cirque De Legume
Delicious vegetable mayhem!
Published by Darran Laine
Review: A Corner of the Ocean
Spirited, devised theatre with some lovely puppetry
Published by JY
Review: 2010 – A Space Oddity
Hugely creative, cheeky and complete with a big heart
Published by Jen Rowe
Review: Bloody Women
A powerful physical theatre slice of Irish myth
Published by Chris Hislop
Review: The Crying Cherry
Astonishingly talented duo lovingly pastiche martial arts movies.
Published by George Dillon
Review: Wolf
Strong performances in this semi-promenade production
Published by FLM
Review: Imagine-Toi
Imagine noir!
Published by Chris Cresswell
Review: The Regretrospective
A highly original experiment into conceptual performance featuring an impressive performance by Juliet Aster.
Published by Phoebe Ladenburg
Review: Following Wendy
A tightly plotted exploration of grief and guilt in this grown-up trip to Neverland
Published by Rebecca Carey
Review: The Six-Sided Man
"...holds the audience in its grasp to the very end"
Published by Jen Rowe
Review: Beautiful Burnout
Frantic and the NTS's foray into the world of boxing is a high energy, hit and miss affair
Published by JY
