How low can one go, how deep, how far down? For Clod Ensemble the answer is to zero. Fortunately for the audience they do this with extraordinary skill in a performance that takes the idea of feeling the blues and delivers it… Read more →
Varmints was a minimalist, but beautifully staged production with countryside and cityscapes projected onto a screen that looked like woven paper. The sparse set – strips of grass to denote the country and giant tyres for the city – and few props… Read more →
Big Boys Don’t Dance is a comedy dance show from two very talented South African brothers, Ash and Bradley Searle. With Ash’s wedding only a week away, the boys engage in various activities leading up to the big event which not only… Read more →
Circus is hot and can be exciting, but it can also be a dull display of physical strength agility and expertise. Not so with Cassus who take all that and instill it with humour, emotion, wit and eroticism. Their show encompasses all… Read more →
This collaboration between Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Syzmon Brzoska, Anthony Gormley and monks from the Shaolin Temple had all the elements for a spectacular evening, and spectacular it was. Gormley’s sensational visual and spacial awareness married with clever use of the martial arts… Read more →
The Milanese duo, Tam Teatromusica, presented the UK Premiere of Picablo, a witty and inventive exploration of the creative genius that was Picasso. Canvas-shaped blocks are moved about by the two actors, creating backdrops for digital images – at times a faithful… Read more →
‘Dance is your birthright’ concluded the pro in the brown flares as 15 audience volunteers John Travolta-d to a finish, watched by the rest of us through special-effect glasses that made everything look like TOTP II. Ben Wright is a wonderfully anti-elitist choreographer… Read more →
Upon entering the Dome for its annual ball we were asked if we belonged to the mayor’s party, which we sadly didn’t, but his strolling around bedecked in chains set the elegant tone for a wonderful evening. The ten-piece band were smooth… Read more →
Take a young cast featuring Gareth Gates, Andy Abraham, Chico and Shane Ritchie Jr. Combine them with show business veterans The Osmonds (Jimmy, Merrill and Jay) and you have Boogie Nights. There is a lot more to the show’s formula – a… Read more →
You must love ballet to get the most from this extravaganza, and it would be hard to love it as much as these chaps. A troupe of hirsute, hunky lads and men present generous helpings of great ballet, lightly touched with gentle… Read more →
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