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Bertrand Lesca and Nasi Voutsas: “Can’t we just bottle this up and keep it?”
1 October 2019
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Bertrand Lesca and Nasi Voutsas: “Can’t we just bottle this up and keep it?”

By Kate Wyver

As they bring their trilogy to BAC, the theatremaking duo talk international politics, conflict, and breaking up.


Belgrade International Theatre Festival: Let’s Start Over
30 September 2019
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Belgrade International Theatre Festival: Let’s Start Over

By Natasha Tripney

Natasha Tripney finds destruction, renewal, and numbing violence at Belgrade’s festival of avant garde theatre from across Europe.


New perspectives on the body at ImPulsTanz, Vienna’s International Dance Festival
25 September 2019
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New perspectives on the body at ImPulsTanz, Vienna’s International Dance Festival

By Lisa Moravec

Researcher and critic Lisa Moravec explores ideas of bodily dressage in Peter Stamer’s and Frank Willens’s In the Penal Colony and Willen’s group dance Radiant Optimism.


Ticket prices keep rising; why aren’t we rioting?
18 September 2019
Features • Essays

Ticket prices keep rising; why aren’t we rioting?

By Alice Saville

Alice Saville writes on 1809’s Old Price Riots, and what they can teach commercial theatre producers over two centuries later.


Relaxed venues, liberated audiences
16 September 2019
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Relaxed venues, liberated audiences

By Maddy Costa

“To react and respond is just human”: Maddy Costa writes on how audiences are silenced, and the complex history of ideas of ‘civilised’ behaviour.


FullRogue Theatre: “The cult of confidence has to go”
12 September 2019
Features • Q&A and Interviews

FullRogue Theatre: “The cult of confidence has to go”

By Ben Kulvichit

In this interview with Ben Kulvichit, the writer-director duo discuss their show Wild Swimming, symbiosis, and why emerging artists need to make mistakes.


The Doctor, and theatre’s troubled relationship with identity politics
9 September 2019
Features • Essays

The Doctor, and theatre’s troubled relationship with identity politics

By Ravi Ghosh

Ravi Ghosh writes on Rob Icke’s dive into minority identity, and why audiences need to be pushed towards self-examination, not self-congratulation.


If not now, when?: Falsettogate, and what it teaches us about meaningful minority inclusion
2 September 2019
Features • Essays

If not now, when?: Falsettogate, and what it teaches us about meaningful minority inclusion

By Adam Lenson

Theatre director Adam Lenson writes on the Falsettos casting controversy, and why the Jewish community needs to be involved in telling its own stories.


An Odyssey of Onstage Queer Orgasms
25 August 2019
Features • Edinburgh Fringe 2019

An Odyssey of Onstage Queer Orgasms

By Francesca Peschier

Francesca Peschier writes on the shows bringing ecstatic moments and authentic queer people of colour’s experiences to the Edinburgh fringe.


A stinky and rainy (but actually really fun) kids’ fringe adventure
14 August 2019
Features • Edinburgh Fringe 2019

A stinky and rainy (but actually really fun) kids’ fringe adventure

By Duska Radosavljevic

A dialogue review of Edinburgh fringe’s sights, shows and smells by Joakim (aged five) and Katarina (aged three-and-a-half).


Exeunt recommends: Edinburgh Fringe highlights so far
12 August 2019
Features • Edinburgh Fringe 2019

Exeunt recommends: Edinburgh Fringe highlights so far

By Exeunt Staff

Exeunt is proudly flying the flag for longform criticism at the fringe. Too busy to read it all? Here’s a handy digest of the shows our writers love.


Are theatre’s schemes and awards deterring a new generation of talent?
29 July 2019
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Are theatre’s schemes and awards deterring a new generation of talent?

By Holly Williams

Emerging directors leap through ever-shifting hoops for a chance to work at the UK’s biggest theatres. Holly Williams asks: is the system working?


A Helter Skelter Ride Through Latitude
24 July 2019
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A Helter Skelter Ride Through Latitude

By Alice Saville

Alice Saville sorts the (pink) sheep from the GOATs in her write-up of 2019’s frenetic Latitude festival.


Exeunt’s 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Picks
23 July 2019
Features • Edinburgh Fringe 2019

Exeunt’s 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Picks

By Exeunt Staff

Spreadsheets at the ready: Exeunt’s fringe recommendations are here, thoughtfully themed for your reading pleasure.


Some remorselessly petty quibbles with West End shows
17 July 2019
Features • Dialogues • West End & Central

Some remorselessly petty quibbles with West End shows

By Exeunt Staff

Exeunt’s writers have some unashamedly petty bones to pick with theatre world’s biggest hits, past and present.


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