Genre: Mime 0

Review: Deaf Republic

Its claustrophobia overwhelms and moves, whilst leaving Dead Centre room for yet another slant on Ilya Kaminsky’s imaginary.

Published by Simon Jenner

Review: Double Take

A mime show that, starting from a classical setup, reaches post-modern themes, daring to go outside the boundaries of classical miming.

Published by Tom Corradini

Review: À Fleur de Mots

A poetic performance that brings to life the immaterial essence of our soul

Published by Tom Corradini

Review: Blanc de Blanc

A poetic solo mime performance rich in visual symbolism, drawing us into the depths of an artist’s unconscious.

Published by Tom Corradini

Review: Glitch in the Myth

A timeless archetype reimagined through a woman's perspective, capable of resonating with audiences everywhere

Published by Tom Corradini

Review: The Sewage

Two brothers, a lost goldfish, and a world of grotesque creatures ...

Published by Strat Mastoris

Review: LULU

Where's Lulu? Tricks and treats - A great combination of mime and acrobatics!

Published by Natasha Higdon

Review: Mimes

clowning, mime, comedy and the exploration of an existential crisis

Published by Roger Kay

Review: Rêver

Clowning, mime, acrobatics, comedy and storytelling fuse seamlessly.

Published by Roger Kay

Review: Bag Lady

This could develop into something special. Thoroughly recommended as an industrial-strength ice-breaker.

Published by Simon Jenner

Review: Beep Boop

A one man mime and physical comedy theatre show with a live digital soundscape, exploring society’s uneasy obsession with online life and the curious delusional pull away from an actually lonely reality.

Published by Didi Craze

Review: Infinita

Bittersweet slapstick comedy about the cycle of life

Published by Jenni Davidson

Review: A Brave Face

Theatre where speechlessness translates from the stage and sweeps the audience

Published by Donald Stewart

Review: A Brave Face

This is a piece for everyone over 10 and should be seen at all costs.

Published by Paul Levy

Review: Blindfold: The Night of the Hunt

Four actors led by writer/director Sofia Stavrakaki enact what’s clearly a prison of a circus, people forced to perform a ritual of trouping for the delectation of a whip-cracking elite. A summary hardly does justice to the atmosphere this production evokes or the meta-language burning through the glares of hallucinated prey. You’ll know whether it’s for you if you like Beckett or European theatre

Published by Simon Jenner

Review: Sheets

"Word cannot recreate the beauty of this performance."

Published by Lynn Ruth Miller

Review: Finding Joy

Bittersweet comedy about the relationship between a teenage boy and his grandmother who has dementia

Published by Jenni Davidson

Review: Brainchild

"impressive comedy. "

Published by Paul Levy

Review: The Kagools

Hilarity - to the macs ..

Published by Andrew Allen

Review: The Overcoat

A part-mime adaptation Nikolai Gogol’s tale of aspiration, sacrifice and despair.

Published by Tim Pilcher & Sue Bradley

Review: Doctor Brown – Befrdfgth

A bold, hilarious performance and an absolute riot.

Published by Frey Le Maistre

Review: How to Climb Mount Everest

"a delectable circus of puppetry, mime and high energy action performances"

Published by Stefan Nicolaou

Review: Criminy

Hilarious silent theatre that’s in a class of its own

Published by Tim Wilcock

Review: Continent

Great content from Continent

Published by Chris Cresswell