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Transform 2019: Geographical Accidents
8 May 2019
Features • Festivals • Performance

Transform 2019: Geographical Accidents

By James Varney

James Varney writes on live art festival Transform, and explores how its line-up intertwines with the Leeds streets that surround it.


SPILL Festival 2018
5 November 2018
Features • Ipswich • Performance

SPILL Festival 2018

By Ava Wong Davies

A mushrooming community: Ava Wong Davies writes on the intimacy and kindness of the works at this year’s instalment of performance art fest SPILL.


Aesthetics Off Centre
24 November 2017
Features • Essays • Performance

Aesthetics Off Centre

By Alice Saville

As $elfie$ comes to Hackney Showroom, Malik Nashad Sharpe explores the Black and Queer contexts behind their performance.


Review: The Body is a Sanctuary That Floats at Tramway, Glasgow
21 November 2017
Reviews • Performance • Reviews

Review: The Body is a Sanctuary That Floats at Tramway, Glasgow

November 16
By Andrew Edwards

Walking in the air: Storyboard P’s Afrofuturist performance defies gravity to put a smile on your face.


Review: Shorelines at Tramway, Glasgow
7 November 2017
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Review: Shorelines at Tramway, Glasgow

November 1 - November 2
By Andrew Edwards

“A grief whose depths I can’t imagine”: Andrew Edwards reviews a sonic meditation on the North Sea Flood of 1953.


Review: As a Tiger in the Jungle at Jackson’s Lane
24 October 2017
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Review: As a Tiger in the Jungle at Jackson’s Lane

October 10 - October 11
By Kate Wyver

“It feels like an act of self-harm”: Kate Wyver on Sverre Waage’s three-man show featuring performers sold into the circus as children.


Review: Nomanslanding at Tramway, Glasgow
29 June 2017
Reviews • Glasgow • National • Performance • Reviews

Review: Nomanslanding at Tramway, Glasgow

June 22 - July 2
By Andrew Edwards

A strange sort of hope: Andrew Edwards reflects on the Glasgow iteration of this collaborative, international, interdisciplinary artwork.


Review: How to Survive a Post-Truth Apocalypse at Watch Out Festival, Cambridge
31 May 2017
Reviews • Performance • Reviews

Review: How to Survive a Post-Truth Apocalypse at Watch Out Festival, Cambridge

May 27
By Claire Takami Siljedahl

Claire Takami Siljedahl reviews Francesca Beard’s new show about truth and deception at Cambridge’s Watch Out Festival.


Review: Bi-Curious George and Other Side Kicks at Watch Out Festival, Cambridge
30 May 2017
Reviews • Performance • Reviews

Review: Bi-Curious George and Other Side Kicks at Watch Out Festival, Cambridge

May 27
By Lily James

A new, funny, cross intimacy: Lily James reviews Lucy and Addrian Hutson’s father-and-daughter performance at Cambridge’s Watch Out Festival


Review: Word at Watch Out Festival, Cambridge
30 May 2017
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Review: Word at Watch Out Festival, Cambridge

May 27
By Lily James

Enormous, terrifying power: Lily James writes on taking part in Jamal Harewood’s follow up to The Privileged, a collaborative show about the impact of words.


Review: Draw To Look at the Royal West of England Academy
9 May 2017
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Review: Draw To Look at the Royal West of England Academy

April 2 - May 7
By Kate Wyver

The gentle tracing of our pens on paper: Kate Wyver draws Hannah Sullivan in her “infinitely delicate” one-on-one participatory show in Bristol.


SPILL Writing
7 January 2016
Features • Performance

SPILL Writing

By Diana Damian Martin

Poetics, conversations and form in critical writing: a series of post-Spill Festival reflections.


Feminism, Age and Performance: Old Dears
5 January 2016
Features • Performance

Feminism, Age and Performance: Old Dears

By Diana Damian Martin

Lois Keidan on the curated programme of talks and performances, Old Dears, at Chelsea Theatre.


Rose English: A Premonition of the Act
22 December 2015
Reviews • Performance • Reviews

Rose English: A Premonition of the Act

Camden Arts Centre ⋄ 12th December 2015 - 6th March 2016
By Diana Damian Martin

‘A voice can break, a flyer can fall and glass can shatter.’


Love Letters to a (Post-) Europe
15 December 2015
Features • Performance

Love Letters to a (Post-) Europe

By Diana Damian Martin

Curator Lisa Alexander on a festival exploring European solidarity through love, action and provocation.


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