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Review: Always Already at Birmingham International Dance Festival (online)
11 June 2021
Reviews • Birmingham • National

Review: Always Already at Birmingham International Dance Festival (online)

3 June
By Andrew Edwards

‘It requires work’: Andrew Edwards writes on Karen Christopher and Tara Fatehi Irani’s rewardingly dense durational performance.


Review: The Ballad of Corona V (The Remix) at The Big House
11 June 2021
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Review: The Ballad of Corona V (The Remix) at The Big House

By Alice Saville

Down the rabbit hole: Alice Saville reviews a feverish satire of pandemic-era Britain, performed by young people.


Review: The Sun, The Moon and the Stars
8 June 2021
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Review: The Sun, The Moon and the Stars

By Elete N-F

Stages of grief: Elete N-F reviews Dipo Baruwa-Etti’s narrative of mourning at Theatre Royal Stratford East.


Review: The Death of a Black Man, Hampstead Theatre
6 June 2021
Reviews • OWE & Fringe

Review: The Death of a Black Man, Hampstead Theatre

28th May - 10th July
By Mert Dilek

Mert Dilek writes on Dawn Walton’s revival of Alfred Fagon’s incendiary play, ‘a crucible in which questions of race, class, and gender intermingle’.


Review: Screwdriver at Sheffield Theatres
6 June 2021
Reviews • National • Sheffield

Review: Screwdriver at Sheffield Theatres

By Simon Gwynn

‘Trapped by circumstances’: Simon Gwynn reviews Elin Schofield and Eve Cowley’s monologue about a female prison guard.


Review: Take Me Somewhere festival, Glasgow (online)
3 June 2021
Reviews • Glasgow • National

Review: Take Me Somewhere festival, Glasgow (online)

By Andrew Edwards

Take Me Online: Andrew Edwards reviews a selection of transporting works from Glasgow’s festival of performance and live art.


Review: The Making of Pinocchio at Take Me Somewhere (online)
3 June 2021
Reviews • Glasgow • National

Review: The Making of Pinocchio at Take Me Somewhere (online)

21 May
By Ben Kulvichit

Material world: Ben Kulvichit reviews Rosana Cade and Ivor MacAskill’s adaptation of Pinocchio as an autobiographical gender transition allegory.


Review: The Candle Project at Brighton Festival (online)
1 June 2021
Reviews • Brighton • National

Review: The Candle Project at Brighton Festival (online)

24-30 May
By Mostyn Jones

Returning ritual: Mostyn Jones writes on Abigail Conway’s participatory candle ceremony for turbulent times.


Review: Kaleider’s The Money, at London County Hall
1 June 2021
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Review: Kaleider’s The Money, at London County Hall

By Lily Levinson

Money talks: Lily Levinson encounters a fractious interactive show about cash and collective decision making.


Review: The Merthyr Stigmatist at Sherman Theatre, Cardiff (online)
31 May 2021
Reviews • Cardiff • National

Review: The Merthyr Stigmatist at Sherman Theatre, Cardiff (online)

27 May - 12 June
By Sally Hales

Open wounds: Sally Hales reviews Lisa Parry’s allegorical play about a “left-behind” Welsh town.


Review: Walden at Harold Pinter Theatre
30 May 2021
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Review: Walden at Harold Pinter Theatre

By Alice Saville

Sheltering in place: Alice Saville reviews Amy Berryman’s log cabin drama, set against a backdrop of global climate crisis.


Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare’s Globe
28 May 2021
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Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare’s Globe

By Alice Saville

Joyful scenes: Alice Saville’s illustrated review sketches the magic of Sean Holmes production, as it reopens The Globe.


Review: AWARE at Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle
28 May 2021
Reviews • National • Newcastle

Review: AWARE at Alphabetti Theatre, Newcastle

25 May - 5 June
By Tracey Sinclair

‘Defiant optimism’: Tracey Sinclair reviews a trio of films installed at Newcastle’s Alphabetti Theatre centring neurodivergent artists.


Review: A Certain Value at Take Me Somewhere (online)
28 May 2021
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Review: A Certain Value at Take Me Somewhere (online)

26-29 May
By Maddy Costa

Alternative living: Maddy Costa shares her correspondences with friends about Anna Rispoli and Martina Angelotti’s show about four radical European collectives.


Review: Shaw Shorts at Orange Tree Theatre
27 May 2021
Reviews • OWE & Fringe

Review: Shaw Shorts at Orange Tree Theatre

22nd May - 26th June
By Lily Levinson

Plays pleasant: Lily Levinson finds the plays in Paul Miller’s latest George Bernard Shaw production ‘solid chortlers’ if not ‘searingly urgent’.


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