We don’t just see the ethical conundrums faced by factory owners; we experience them: Catherine Love reviews World Factory.
Catherine Love
Articles by Catherine Love
11 November 2016
Reviews • Manchester • National
Review: Manpower at the Lowry, Manchester
The Lowry ⋄ 10th November 2016
By Catherine Love
Taking back control: Catherine Love reviews Two Destination Language’s show about modern masculinity.
28 October 2016
Reviews • Bradford • National • Reviews
Review: North Country at the Wild Woods, Bradford
The Wild Woods ⋄ Until 5th November 2016
By Catherine Love
“Looking for a face to blameâ€: Catherine Love reviews a post-apocalyptic drama staged in a derelict building in Bradford.
27 October 2016
Reviews • Manchester • Reviews
Review: Don’t Wake the Damp at The Lowry, Salford
The Lowry ⋄ 26th - 29th October 2016
By Catherine Love
The loving mixture of homage and piss-take: Catherine Love reviews Kill The Beast at The Lowry.
14 October 2016
Features
Two Man Show
By Catherine Love
Catherine Love discusses RashDash’s Two Man Show and what it says about masculinities, uncertainty and the patriarchy.
4 October 2016
Features
Emergency Festival: Free, non-stop performance in Manchester
By Catherine Love
Catherine Love encounters a “a Choose Your Own Adventure storybook of performance” at Emergency Festival in Manchester.
15 September 2016
Reviews • Manchester • National • Reviews
Review: A Streetcar Named Desire at the Royal Exchange Theatre
Royal Exchange ⋄ 8th September - 15th October 2016
By Catherine Love
Catherine Love reviews Maxine Peake’s “compelling and impressively fresh” performance as Blanche DuBois.
7 July 2016
Features
Anthony Neilson: “Most theatres won’t fully agree to let me work this way.â€
By Catherine Love
Anthony Neilson’s new play, ‘Unreachable’, opens at the Royal Court this week. Catherine Love sits in on the rehearsals, and explores mainstream theatre’s reluctance to stage devised work.
6 July 2016
Features
Translating Theatre: Trial and Error
By Catherine Love
Translating Theatre is a research and practice-based project that aims to spark intercultural dialogue. As part of a series of essays from the project, Catherine Love steps into the rehearsal room to explore the elusive rules of humour and ‘foreignisation’.
18 June 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • OWE & Fringe
Review: Karagula at Styx
Styx ⋄ 10th June - 9th July 2016
By Catherine Love
“A TARDIS-full of visual sci-fi references”: Catherine Love reviews Philip Ridley’s new work performed by PIGDOG.
9 June 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • OWE & Fringe
Review: Without Blood at The Place
The Place ⋄ 6th - 8th June 2016
By Catherine Love
“Murky moral zones”: Catherine Love reviews Inne Goris’s adaptation of Alessandro Baricco’s novella, as part of LIFT 2016.
31 May 2016
Features
Ensemble work: “Theatre is always about together”
By Catherine Love
Catherine Love explores the principles of ensemble theatre making, by observing the Birmingham Rep’s Foundry company at work. From Stanislavsky to Secret Theatre, she looks at how actor-focused ensemble work helps create theatre that’s built from communities.
31 May 2016
Reviews • National • Poole • Reviews
Review: Handle With Care at Lighthouse
Lighthouse ⋄ 26th - 29th May 2016
By Catherine Love
Concerned with the detritus of living: Catherine Love reviews Dante or Die’s performance in Poole.
27 May 2016
Reviews • London Theatre • West End & Central
Review: Voyager at New Diorama Theatre
New Diorama Theatre ⋄ 24th May - 11th June 2016
By Catherine Love
“Not enough science for it to be science-driven and not enough character for it to be character-driven.” Catherine Love reviews Idle Motion’s tale of space travel.
3 May 2016
Reviews • Leeds • National • Reviews
Review: Schönheitsabend at Stanley & Audrey Burton Theatre
Stanley & Audrey Burton Theatre ⋄ 23rd April 2016
By Catherine Love
A beautiful evening? Catherine Love discusses Northern Ballet’s performance at Transform ’16.