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Catherine Love


Catherine Love

Catherine is a freelance arts journalist and theatre critic. She writes regularly for titles including The Guardian, The Stage and WhatsOnStage. She is also currently an AHRC funded PhD candidate at Royal Holloway, University of London, pursuing research into the relationship between text and performance in 21st century British theatre.


Articles by Catherine Love


Review: Party Skills at the End of the World at MIF
3 July 2017
Reviews • Manchester

Review: Party Skills at the End of the World at MIF

27 June – 16 July 2017
By Catherine Love

Not with a bang but with a party popper: Catherine Love reviews the world premiere of Nigel Barrett and Louise Mari’s immersive apocalypse show.


Review: Bears at the Royal Exchange, Manchester
19 June 2017
Reviews • Manchester

Review: Bears at the Royal Exchange, Manchester

14 - 18 June 2017
By Catherine Love

Shifting the conversation from the mind to the gut: Catherine Love reviews Powder Keg’s new show about climate change.


Review: How My Light Is Spent at the Royal Exchange, Manchester
10 May 2017
Reviews • Manchester • National • Reviews

Review: How My Light Is Spent at the Royal Exchange, Manchester

April 24 - May 13
By Catherine Love

Magical-realism by way of light yet damning political critique: Catherine Love reviews Alan Harris’ “strange, delicate” 2015 Bruntwood Prize-winner.


Ellie Harrison: “It’s about embedding care from the very first”
2 May 2017
Features

Ellie Harrison: “It’s about embedding care from the very first”

By Catherine Love

In her Grief Series, Ellie Harrison explores mourning in a seven-part cycle of artworks. Here, she talks reinventing rituals, and how art can be therapeutic without being therapy.


Review: Guerrilla at Transform 17
24 April 2017
Reviews • Leeds

Review: Guerrilla at Transform 17

21-22 April 2017
By Catherine Love

A low drone of anxiety: Catherine Love reviews El Conde de Torrefiel’s show as part of Transform 17.


Review: The Darkest Corners at Transform 17
23 April 2017
Reviews • Leeds

Review: The Darkest Corners at Transform 17

20 - 22 April 2017
By Catherine Love

A galvanising call to arms: Catherine Love reviews RashDash’s new show as part of Transform 17.


Review: Lessons of Leaking at Transform 17
21 April 2017
Reviews

Review: Lessons of Leaking at Transform 17

21 - 22 April 2017
By Catherine Love

It’s all just a game: Catherine Love reviews machina eX’s production linking gaming and politics.


Review: Wellness at Transform 17
20 April 2017
Reviews • Dance • Reviews

Review: Wellness at Transform 17

April 19 - April 20
By Catherine Love

Shock is their shtick: Catherine Love is at Transform 17 festival to review the UK premiere of Florentina Holzinger and Vincent Riebeek’s Wellness


Review: Daniel at the Royal Exchange, Manchester
23 March 2017
Reviews • Manchester

Review: Daniel at the Royal Exchange, Manchester

Royal Exchange Studio ⋄ 22 March 2017
By Catherine Love

Dangerously charged: Catherine Love reviews Footprint Theatre’s performance of Daniel in Manchester.


Review: Gaudete at The Lowry, Salford
22 March 2017
Reviews • Salford

Review: Gaudete at The Lowry, Salford

20 - 21 March 2017
By Catherine Love

Belongs to another place: Catherine Love reviews a stage adaptation of Ted Hughes’ prose poem.


Review: Cock and Bull at the Royal Exchange, Manchester
18 March 2017
Reviews • Manchester

Review: Cock and Bull at the Royal Exchange, Manchester

Royal Exchange Studio ⋄ 16th-18th March 2017
By Catherine Love

A thing of then and now and whatever the hell might be next: Catherine Love reviews Cock and Bull, two years on from when it was made.


Review: Sick! Festival in Manchester
9 March 2017
Reviews • Manchester

Review: Sick! Festival in Manchester

8 - 12 March 2017
By Catherine Love

Death. Illness. Identity: Catherine Love reviews the Sick! Festival in Manchester.


Review: JOAN at Contact, Manchester
16 February 2017
Reviews • Manchester

Review: JOAN at Contact, Manchester

Contact Theatre ⋄ 14 - 16 February 2017
By Catherine Love

This is unquestionably about identity: Catherine Love reviews Lucy Jane Parkinson in JOAN.


Review: Narvik at HOME, Manchester
3 February 2017
Reviews • Manchester

Review: Narvik at HOME, Manchester

HOME ⋄ 31 January – 4 February 2017
By Catherine Love

Somewhere across the icy waters: Catherine Love reviews Liz Nunnery’s WWII play with songs.


Review: Morale is High (Since we gave up Hope) at HOME, Manchester
20 January 2017
Reviews • Manchester

Review: Morale is High (Since we gave up Hope) at HOME, Manchester

HOME ⋄ 16 - 18 January 2017
By Catherine Love

An uncertain piece of theatre in uncertain times: Catherine Love reviews Powder Keg’s performance as part of PUSH festival 2017.


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