The Yard Theatre Archives - Exeunt Magazine

28 March 2017

Review: Big Guns at The Yard Theatre

By Alice Saville

Nina Segal’s play about violence shows how the internet turns us all into our own worst nightmares.

3 March 2017

Review: History, History, History at the Yard Theatre

The Yard Theatre ⋄ Until 4 March 2017

By Daniel Perks

Grandma is the hidden star: Daniel Perks reviews Deborah Pearson’s performance at NOW17.

2 March 2017

Review: The Foley Explosion at The Yard

The Yard Theatre ⋄ Until 4 March 2017

By Daniel Perks

The familiar and the everyday: Daniel Perks reviews Julie Rose Bower’s performance at NOW17.

23 February 2017

Review: How To Come Out Black at the Yard Theatre

The Yard Theatre ⋄ 21 - 25 February 2017

By Daniel Perks

Inspired by Vanessa Macaulay’s performance of How To Come Out Black at NOW festival, Daniel Perks offers some guidelines on how to create a satirical, multimedia performance that proves a point.

3 February 2017

Review: NOW17 Week 1 at The Yard Theatre

The Yard Theatre ⋄ 31 January - 4 February 2017

By Corrie Tan

The passing of time: Corrie Tan reviews Richard Dodwell’s PLANES and Sylvia Rimat’s This Moment Now as part of NOW17.

14 November 2016

Review: The Removal Men at The Yard

The Yard Theatre ⋄ 8th November - 10th December 2016

By Daniel Perks

An elastic band on the point of snapping: Daniel Perks reviews the premiere of The Removal Men by M.J. Harding and Jay Miller.

18 July 2016

Reviews • London Theatre • OWE & Fringe

Review: I Heart Catherine Pistachio at The Yard

The Yard Theatre ⋄ 11th - 16th July 2016

By Ka Bradley

Pony piÃ±atas and something far cleverer: Ka Bradley reviews Encounter’s I Heart Catherine Pistachio.

10 June 2016

Reviews • London Theatre • OWE & Fringe

Review: FCKSYSTMS at the Yard

The Yard Theatre ⋄ 31st May - 4th June 2016

By Annegret Märten

I, You, They, We: Annegret Marten responds to Ponyboy’s fcksystms at NOW 16.

23 March 2016

Reviews • London Theatre • OWE & Fringe • Reviews

Review: Made Visible at The Yard

The Yard Theatre ⋄ 15th March to 9th April 2016

“Made Visible self-destructs, cogently arguing for a debate and making dramatic gestures towards opening that debate up to other voices, but Pearson ultimately refuses to relinquish control of the piece.”