Securely knotted: Ava Wong Davies writes on Ming Ho’s intricate, site-specific exploration of British-Chinese identity.

Floating away: Ava Wong Davies writes on a lukewarm devised piece about grief and wild swimming.

Adventures in attempted synchronicity: Ava Wong Davies writes on a devised performance about a friendship in flux.

Fact before feeling: Ava Wong Davies writes on Rob Icke’s streamlined Oedipus.

Glistening power: Ava Wong Davies writes on an exploration of blackness and queerness.

Contagious buoyancy: Ava Wong Davies writes on a time-slipping narrative of gender, love and swimming.

Rum-bunctious times: Ava Wong Davies writes on Sh!t Theatre’s boozy but intensely political dive into life in Malta.

Unfolding ambition: Ava Wong Davies writes on Burnt Lemon’s densely packed new gig theatre piece.

Giving me fever: Ava Wong Davies writes on a performance that complicates ideas of female mass hysteria.

Genuine queasiness: Ava Wong Davies writes on Lucy McCormick’s uncomfortable follow-up to Triple Threat.