I’ll keep this one short and sweet. Much like I gather Milk and Blood’s rehearsal process was. ‘Absurdism’, ‘clowning’, ‘theatrical chaos’ - however you want to label what The Dip aims …
An absurdist play with socio-political undertones and potential, Fear No Colours' Bucket Men creates an uncanny world that could go even weirder. The world of Bucket Men is white, sterile, uncannily ordered. …
Tom Lenk steals the show as the ethereal Oscar-winning actress causing chaos, in Tilda Swinton Answers an Ad on Craigslist at The Bubble (Assembly George Square Theatre). Hit American comedy Tilda Swinton …
Claire Sullivan’s I Wish I Owned A Hotel For Dogs, at Gilded Balloon Teviot, is endearing in its absurdity but often leaves the audience searching for a punch line. The theme …
Antler Theatre's Lands is a fantastic, quietly intelligent allegory about times when help offered by those who care about you may come from the right place, but not necessarily be quite …
Structured around a surprisingly effective central metaphor, Sarah Kosar's offbeat Mumburger is confident and compelling. With a little editing, and levelling of the actors occasionally incongruous performance styles, this zany fringe offering …
Simple, inventive and immediately engaging; Greg Freeman's Montagu perfectly balances comedy and philosophical discussion. We're in a time of great uncertainty and vulnerability. In 5 days time, many of us will be …
Entertaining double act Full-Pelt Theatre explores life before…well, life as Wombmates at Theatre N16 Wombmates, in what I can only describe as one of the most (presumably self-consciously) brilliantly appalling bits of theatre …